Category: Antonelli Law

Strike 3 Holdings Ohio Filings: 8 New Cases

Strike 3 Holdings Ohio filings on October 1, 2026 include eight new John Doe copyright cases in the Southern District. Two are in the Cincinnati courthouse, four are in the Columbus courthouse, and two are in the Dayton courthouse. This Torrent Defenders® explainer is educational. It is not legal advice. Antonelli Law® defends people and

Strike 3 Holdings September 2026 Filings: 139 Cases (Sept. 21–24) and 41 Confirmed Sept. 25

Strike 3 Holdings September 2026 filings include 139 new John Doe copyright cases filed September 21 through September 24, plus 41 more captions confirmed September 25 in S.D. Texas (14), N.D. Texas (10), E.D.N.Y. (8), and D. Massachusetts (9). Update: After the first Sept. 25 check we also confirmed 8 Santa Ana captions filed Sept.

Strike 3 Holdings ISP Subpoena Orders Are Out — Deadlines Depend on the Court

Strike 3 Holdings ISP subpoena practice in September 2026 is not one national deadline. After the mid-August filings, courts in New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, Florida, California, and Illinois allowed providers to identify John Doe accounts — on clocks that differ by judge. By early September, several courts had already allowed subpoenas on internet providers. That

Strike 3 Holdings Filed a Mid-August Wave — ISP Notices Hit in September

California and Texas took most of the new cases. Strike 3 Holdings is still filing. A mid-August rush of Strike 3 Holdings vs. John Doe copyright cases shows the same model: batch filings, district by district, against Internet subscribers identified only by their IP address. If your provider sent a letter this month, the complaint

New Strike 3 Holdings Lawsuits in the Eastern District of New York: Magistrate Judge Steven I. Locke Handling Many Cases – What Defendants Need to Know

By Attorney Jeffrey Antonelli, Antonelli Law | August 2026 Strike 3 Holdings, LLC has filed another significant wave of “John Doe” copyright infringement lawsuits in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. These cases, filed primarily on or around July 21, 2026, target individuals identified only by IP address and allege unauthorized