Author: Jeffrey Antonelli

Over 3,500 Does Targeted by Dallas Buyers Club With the addition of 10 cases filed this week, the total number of John Does sued by Dallas Buyers Club has surpassed 3,500. Individuals in Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin have been targeted for allegedly downloading this

On September 5, 2014, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed two federal copyright lawsuits in Connecticut, targeting 56 unnamed Doe defendants. This may be a two-edged sword, as Connecticut has the highest per-capita income of the United States: the guilty are more likely to have collectible assets than, say, the average person in

Copyright infringement lawsuits have recently emerged in Colorado and Illinois for an animated film  called “Khumba.” Khumba was directed by Anthony Silverson and contains the voices  of Steve Buscemi, Laurence Fishburne, and others. The copyright holder of the Khumba film, Khumba Film Pty. Ltd. , filed the federal lawsuits claiming that the

Yesterday, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed a lawsuit alleging copyright infringement in the federal District Court of Colorado, Dallas Buyers Club LLC v.    Does 1-20 1:14-cv-02225-WYD-MEH   D.CO. This is the tenth such lawsuit filed in Colorado, now targeting 190 unnamed Doe defendants since May 2014. As previously reported in last week’s

In a mere 6 months time, Dallas Buyers Club LLC has filed 125 lawsuits in 11 states. Individuals in Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin have been targeted for allegedly downloading this Academy Award winning film. Since the beginning of August, the company has filed 8