Malibu Media LLC has continued filing its copyright infringement cases in California in late 2015, even as late as December 28th. We count a total of 139 California Malibu Media cases as of December 31st. While it may have seemed natural for Malibu Media LLC to have begun filing cases in its own backyard (its
Letters are arriving addressed to ISP subscribers in the Northern District of Illinois for copyright lawsuits filed by Cobbler Nevada LLC. These lawsuits against 353 “John Doe” defendants were filed in September 2015 and allege that the defendants illegally used BitTorrent or similar file-sharing software to download the movie “The Cobbler.” If you received an
The Pirate Bay – Down Forever? Today, TorrentFreak reports “The Pirate Bay lost all of its active “Hydra” domain names this morning. ThePirateBay.LA, .GD, .MN and .VG were suspended by their registrar, alongside several other TPB related domains. The domain troubles make the site hard to reach through the usual channels, but The Pirate Bay
Another New Copyright Troll in Illinois: Torn Pictures Production Ltd. Torn Pictures Production Ltd. has filed federal copyright infringement lawsuits involving the film titled “Rise of the Krays.” The film was directed by Zackary Adler and features Mark Preston, Nicola Stapleton and Simon Cotton. The film about two brothers starting the British Mafia is scheduled
2015 Year In Review: Malibu Media LLC This year has been no different than the last for Malibu Media LLC, widely believed to be the most prolific filer of copyright lawsuits in the United States federal court system . They continue to file more copyright infringement lawsuits than any other company focusing on single John
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