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09/20/2016
Criminal Productions Subpoenas to Vegas Residents – Legal Help and Tips Criminal Productions Inc., the copyright holder of the movie “Criminal” starring Kevin Costner and Ryan Reynolds, has filed numerous copyright infringement lawsuits against alleged internet downloaders. The cases are: Criminal Productions Inc. v. John and Jane Does 1-16 2:16-cv-02704 Criminal Productions
09/20/2016
September Productions Inc. accuses defendants of copyright infringement by using software and the internet for allegedly downloading the film “Septembers of Shiraz” without paying the appropriate license fee. Comcast internet subscribers living in Cypress, Houston, Lake Jackson, Richmond, Spring, and Sugar Land were sued in the name of their IP address, and
09/20/2016
More LHF Productions Inc Subpoenas in Colorado – Comcast Copyright Letters Coming In July we reported that court records showed that Colorado residents were being sued for allegedly downloading the movie “London has Fallen” without permission. Since then, more Colorado residents have been sued in the name of their IP address, and
09/16/2016
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Cell Film Holdings LLC, the copyright holder for the movie “Cell” starring John Cusak and Samuel Jackson, is suing internet users from New York to Hawaii for allegedly downloading the film using file-sharing software over the internet in violation of the US Copyright Act. There are many Cell Film Holdings LLC Lawsuits.
09/13/2016
On August 23rd, District of Nevada Magistrate Judge Carl W. Hoffman granted the request of Criminal Productions Inc., the copyright holder of the movie “Criminal” starring Kevin Costner and Ryan Reynolds to issue subpoenas to COX Communications to reveal the names of 22 unnamed defendants who allegedly illegally downloaded the movie using