Category: AT&T

08/25/2016

I received a Comcast Copyright Infringement Letter and Subpoena – Help!

By  Altice, Antonelli Law, Arizona, AT&T, BitTorrent, California, Cases, Century Link, Charter Communications, Colorado, Comcast, Comcast letter, Connecticut, Cook Productions LLC, Copyright, COX, COX Communications, Criminal Productions Inc., Hawaii, Hawaii Telecom, Illinois, ISP, ISP letter, LHF Productions Inc, Litigation, ME2 Productions, Motion to Quash Subpoena, Nevada, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Popcorn Time, Texas, The Pirate Bay, UN4 Productions lawsuit, Uncategorized, Verizon, Virginia  12 Comments
ME2 Productions, Strike 3 Holdings, Venice PI, UN4 Productions
I received a Comcast Copyright Infringement  letter and Subpoena – Help! Did you receive a copyright infringement notice from your internet service provider (ISP) and a subpoena for the illegal download of movies? Learn the Three Options Each Defendant Has When Receiving an ISP Subpoena – Plus Learn Extensive Background Information on
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08/12/2016

Introducing Our Local Counsel for the Southern District of Texas

By  Antonelli Law, AT&T, BitTorrent, Cases, Comcast, Copyright, ISP, Litigation, Malibu Media LLC, Southern District of Texas, Texas  1 Comment
Introducing Our Local Counsel for the Southern District of Texas
Antonelli Law is pleased to introduce our Texas local counsel Tristan Robinson. Tristan is admitted to the federal bar of the Southern District of Texas and his IP background will help us assist our Texas clients facing claims of BT copyright infringement. We recently posted an article about Malibu Media LLC filing
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08/08/2016

Malibu Media LLC Enters Texas – All Hat, No Cattle?

By  Antonelli Law, AT&T, BitTorrent, Cases, Comcast, Copyright, ISP, Litigation, Malibu Media LLC, Southern District of Texas, Texas  1 Comment
Malibu Media LLC Enters Texas – All Hat, No Cattle?
Malibu Media LLC, the copyright holder of erotic films website X-Art.com is perhaps the nation’s most litigious pornographer, whom BNA Bloomberg stated: “files up to 40% of  all copyright claims in U.S. federal court.” And now, it has entered the Southern District of Texas, filing 21 copyright infringement lawsuits in just the
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