Strike 3 Holdings Central District of California cases make up a large share of the company’s John Doe copyright lawsuits. This is the federal district covering the Los Angeles area, Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino and surrounding counties. Public court records show about 385 Strike 3 Holdings dockets filed in this district
Strike 3 Holdings Eastern District of New York cases are John Doe copyright lawsuits filed in the federal district covering Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Long Island. Public court records show about 423 Strike 3 Holdings dockets filed in this district in 2025 and about 242 filed in 2026 through October 14.
These are the questions people ask most often after a Strike 3 Holdings ISP letter arrives. The answers are general and calm by design. Most people who contact us want a quiet, anonymous resolution, and we also defend in court when that is the right path. Strike 3 Holdings FAQ What is
A Strike 3 Holdings amended complaint was filed in New Jersey on October 12, 2026, and another in New York on October 8, 2026. Both cases started against a “John Doe subscriber assigned IP address.” The New Jersey amended complaint now names an individual. The New York amended complaint still uses the
A Strike 3 Holdings ISP letter is usually a notice from your internet provider that a federal court has allowed Strike 3 Holdings to subpoena the name and address of the account holder linked to an IP address in a copyright lawsuit. It is a serious document, but it is not a judgment, and it
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