Chegg is the hub of all homework answers, but Pearson Education Inc. can’t compel it to discovery on whether its website is used by students to cheat.
The educational publishing company sued Chegg in the US District Court for the District of New Jersey in September 2021. Pearson accused Chegg of infringing on its copyrights and weakening its brand by continuing “to reprint its end-of-chapter questions in connection with its study guides and solutions.”
Pearson demanded documents relating to Chegg’s commercial operation to undercut claims that Chegg transforms the textbook company’s materials under fair use. Chegg opposed, arguing the court ...
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