11/22/2016

Legal Help for Indiana and North Carolina Residents Sued by Cook Productions for “Mr. Church” Movie Downloads

By JAntonelli Antonelli Law, Cook Productions, Copyright, Indiana, ISP, Motion to Quash Subpoena, North Carolina 0 Comments

Cook Productions Inc. is accusing defendants of copyright infringement for downloading the film “Mr. Church” without paying the license fee. The movie stars Eddie Murphy and Britt Robertson. The movie company has filed lawsuits in Indiana, North Carolina, and Oregon.

Received a Subpoena from Cook Productions from your internet company? Read On.

Cook Productions Inc. is suing many people around the country, including in Indiana and North Carolina. Initially, every person targeted is sued in the name of their IP address, and soon after their internet company will send them letters informing them of the lawsuit and a copy of the Cook Productions Inc subpoena.

There are Numerous Cook Productions Inc Lawsuits.

For example, the lawsuit filed on November 18th in the District of Indiana is:

Cook Productions Inc. v Does 1-10.

The following are lawsuits filed in North Carolina:

Cook Productions LLC v. Does 1-10 5:16-cv-00924 ED.NC.
Cook Productions LLC v. Does 1-5 1:16-cv-01369 MD.NC.
Cook Productions LLC v. Does 1-7 1:16-cv-01372 MD.NC.
Cook Productions LLC v. Does 1-9 1:16-cv-01373 MD.NC.
Cook Productions LLC v. Does 1-11 1:16-cv-0174 MD.NC.
Cook Productions LLC v. Does 1-11 1:16-cv-01375 MD.NC.

Each lawsuit filed in federal court must request permission to find out the real names of internet users associated with the IP addresses suspected of downloading the movie. Most people find out they are involved in the lawsuit when they receive a letter from their internet company (ISP) such as Comcast, COX, Comcast, or Verizon informing them of the copyright infringement allegations. A copy of the Cook Productions Inc. subpoena issued against the internet company will be enclosed.

If you received a Cook Productions Inc. Subpoena or were served a Summons in a Cook Productions Inc.lawsuit, call Antonelli Law nationwide at 312-201-8310 or click here to Talk to a Lawyer For Free. We will explain what a motion to quash the subpoena is about. If you are the account holder for your internet account, your name is linked to an IP address which can be seen and tracked on the internet.

Attorney Jeffrey Antonelli is admitted to all the federal courts in Indiana, and we can help you anywhere in the country because copyright involves federal law and most of the legal work is filed electronically with the court. In fact, we have helped nearly 2,000 clients nationwide facing internet downloading lawsuits from Hawaii to New York and many states in between. We can even help you settle the lawsuit anonymously when you receive the ISP letter, if that is the best option for you.

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There are numerous Cook Productions Inc. lawsuits. Antonelli Law is the most experienced BT copyright defense firm in the country and represents clients nationwide.

Each lawsuit is filed in federal court and requests permission to find out the real names of internet users associated with IP addresses suspected of being part of the movie downloading. This is done by sending a subpoena to the internet company (ISP). Most people find out they are involved in the lawsuit when they receive a letter from their internet company (ISP) such as Comcast, COX, Comcast, or Verizon informing them of the copyright infringement allegations. A copy of a Cook Productions Inc. subpoena will probably be enclosed.

If you are the account holder for an internet service provider (ISP), your name is linked to an IP address. If you receive a Comcast Cable or other ISP letter informing you a subpoena was received to reveal your identity for a copyright infringement lawsuit, call Antonelli Law nationwide about your options including a motion to quash the subpoena at 312-201-8310.

Cook Productions Inc. subpoenas and summons can be scary or inconvenient, but we can help you manage the risk and the hassle.

Antonelli Law defense attorneys and local counsel are admitted to the district courts wherever Cook Productions Inc. lawsuits are filed from coast to coast. We are able to represent you in your federal case without being more expensive or more difficult to hire than hiring a local law firm in part because federal courts require attorneys to file their papers electronically, and often conduct hearings by telephone. This makes frequent trips to the courthouse unnecessary.

We can also defend you and help protect your anonymity in a Cook Productions Inc. lawsuit if circumstances allow.

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