Category: Popcorn Time

New Video Series From Antonelli Law on BitTorrent Copyright Infringement Defense After representing nearly 2,000 clients across the country facing BT copyright infringement and satellite piracy claims, Antonelli Law has developed a series of short videos explaining a number of issues that arise in this niche area of federal litigation. We expect

I received a Comcast Copyright Infringement  letter and Subpoena – Help! Did you receive a copyright infringement notice from your internet service provider (ISP) and a subpoena for the illegal download of movies? Learn the Three Options Each Defendant Has When Receiving an ISP Subpoena – Plus Learn Extensive Background Information on

Think Twice Before Downloading that “Free” File When was the last time you received something for free? Was it a water bottle with a logo prominently displayed on the side? Was it an app you downloaded without paying any money, but every time you load it, a ten second advertisement plays? Even

I was recently interviewed by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, the “lawyer’s newspaper” printed in Chicago since 1854. Its the type of newspaper that older attorneys still read every day, delivered to their office, and contains the daily docket for state and federal courts in the Chicago metropolitan area. But the subject

Popcorn Time Users Beware On August 16, 2015 a lawsuit was filed in the Federal District Court of Oregon against 11 John Doe defendants alleged users of Popcorn Time. The case is Cobbler Nevada LLC v. Anonymous Users of Popcorn Time, 3:15-cv-1550. This could be the first in what may be a