Author: Jeffrey Antonelli

Today, Dallas Buyers Club LLC returned to Illinois for yet another salvo, filing eight new lawsuits targeting over 250 defendants. Nationwide, this brings the total defendants targeted by Dallas Buyers Club LLC to 1,750. These newest cases, filed in the Northern District of Illinois are the following: Dallas Buyers Club, LLC v. Does 1-31 14-cv-03997

Dallas Buyers Club LLC has entered Colorado into its national litigation portfolio, suing 17 new defendants in what will surely be the first of a heavy salvo of new lawsuits there. The case is Dallas Buyers Club, LLC v. Does 1-17 14-cv-01267 This brings the total number of defendants targeted nationwide to nearly 1,300. Dallas

Dallas Buyers Club LLC, the copyright owner of the Oscar winning motion picture starring Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, and Jared Leto,  begun an apparent nationwide litigation campaign in February 2014 suing internet users it alleges illegally downloaded the movie Dallas Buyers Club using BitTorrent or similar peer-to-peer file-sharing programs. Last week, on April 26 2014,

The U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari for American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., et al v. Aereo, Inc. on January 10, 2014. This case has the potential to change the landscape of broadcasting, transmission and retransmission/recording and has garnered a great deal of attention. First, we provide some short, pertinent background on the Betamax and Cablevisions cases

Garcia v. Google: The Recognition of an Independent Copyright in Actors’ Performances and Its Impact on the Film Industry In an interesting opinion issued by the Judge Kozinski of the 9th Circuit on Feb. 26th, the court issued a preliminary injunction forcing YouTube to remove a video posting and opened the door for actors to