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Joseph Saveri Law Firm

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Joseph Saveri Law Firm pursues technology-focused class actions and investigations to defend open-source authors and end users.

Overview

Joseph Saveri Law Firm is a civil-litigation specialty firm focused on technology, intellectual property, and open-source licensing matters. The firm represents plaintiffs in high-stakes class actions and investigations against large technology companies, advocating for creators' and users' rights. It combines legal expertise with public-interest engagement to hold entities accountable for actions that affect software authors, end users, and the broader open-source ecosystem.

Mission statement

To pursue legal accountability for violations of open-source licenses and to protect the rights of software authors and end users through rigorous litigation, strategic collaboration, and public engagement.

What we offer

GitHub Copilot intellectual property investigation

Service

Investigate GitHub Copilot's compliance with open-source licensing.

githubcopilotinvestigation.com/

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Intellectual property litigation

3 Billion USD6% CAGR

Representation for plaintiffs in copyright, patent, and trade-secret disputes involving software, source code, and developer-created works.

Open source license compliance

1.2 Billion USD18% CAGR

Analyze and manage open source license obligations and license risk across code, artifacts, containers, and firmware, with reporting to support legal and procurement processes.

AI training data and model use disputes

0.3 Billion USD18% CAGR

Legal work addressing claims arising from use of copyrighted materials to train AI models, including infringement, licensing, attribution, and data provenance disputes.

Class action technology litigation

0.5 Billion USD10% CAGR

Representation of large groups of affected users or developers in high‑stakes class actions and regulatory investigations against technology companies for systemic harms.

More information about our offering

GitHub Copilot intellectual property investigation

A legal investigation project led by Joseph Saveri Law Firm into potential violations of open-source licensing and copyright by GitHub Copilot. The firm is pursuing a potential civil action and invites input from affected open-source authors and end users. The page notes its informational nature and encourages participation in the investigation.

  • Examine Licensing Practices
    Analyzes the practices related to open-source licensing that may not comply with legal standards, focusing on licensing terms and potential breaches.
  • Pursue Legal Action
    The investigation seeks to address potential legal recourse against GitHub Copilot for its actions, emphasizing accountability in the tech industry.
  • Engage With Open-Source Authors
    The project encourages open-source developers and users to share experiences and insights, enhancing the investigation and fostering community involvement.

References

Methodology and sourcing behind the market figures shown above.

Intellectual property litigation

Used reported total IP litigation / IP services market sizes as baselines (MRFR $10.5B 2024; MarketGrowthReports $14.07B 2026). The target segment (plaintiff representation for software/source-code-related patent, copyright, and trade-secret disputes) is a subset of overall IP litigation; estimated at roughly 20–30% of the IP litigation services market due to technology sector share and rising software/AI-related exposures and funding. Adjusted upward from a strict proportion (≈$2.6B) to $3.0B to reflect higher growth drivers (AI, increased software disputes, litigation funding interest). CAGR estimated above overall-market forecasts (3.4–3.9%) to reflect stronger growth drivers in software-related IP disputes and rising litigation funding/solutions adoption (supporting higher mid-single-digit growth).

Open source license compliance

No explicit market size or CAGR for “open source license compliance” appears in the provided search results. Estimate derived from industry context in the results (multiple SCA and compliance vendors present: Revenera, Sonatype, Black Duck, FOSSA, Checkmarx, SonarSource) and internal market knowledge. Open source license compliance is a subset of the broader Software Composition Analysis / software supply‑chain security market. Using typical SCA/supply‑chain market sizing (multi‑billion USD) and allocating a conservative 10–25% share to license‑compliance tooling and services (scanning, SBOM generation, policy engines, audits, reporting), the estimated 2026 market size is about $1.2B. Growth potential (CAGR ~18%) reflects strong regulatory and standards drivers (SBOM/Cyber Resilience requirements, increased procurement and legal scrutiny), expanding enterprise adoption, and continued vendor investment in automated compliance features. These factors are described across the search results (product offerings, SBOM and CRA references, and vendor positioning) though the results do not contain explicit numeric market totals for this specific segment.

AI training data and model use disputes

Estimated global market for legal services addressing AI training-data and model-use disputes is ~USD 0.3B. Basis: use explicit AI training-dataset market figures and growth from search results as the primary proxy (U.S. dataset market USD 0.628B in 2023; high CAGRs 22–25%), assume legal-dispute/ licensing/defense spend is a modest share of dataset and deal value (roughly 5–10% of dataset-provider and deal-related economic activity), then scale to a global market given cross-border deals and litigation. Growth potential (CAGR ~18%) reflects rapid dataset-market growth (22–25% cited) tempered by legal-market adoption lag and variability in litigation frequency and settlements.

Class action technology litigation

Estimate derived from reported global litigation-funding market sizes (approximately USD 13.8–19.7B) and CAGRs (6.8–9.6%), plus consumer/consumer-class-action submarket growth (≈10.6%). Assuming class-action share (~20–25%) and technology-related portion of class actions (~15–20%) yields an estimated addressable market for class-action technology litigation funding of roughly USD 0.4–0.6B; midpoint used (USD 0.5B). Growth potential set at ~10% CAGR, reflecting faster expansion in consumer/class-action and tech-related disputes relative to the overall market.

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