Criminal Productions Inc. is suing internet users alleging they used BitTorrent to illegally download the movie “Criminal” starring Kevin Costner and Ryan Reynolds. 5 internet users were sued between February 15th. Previously, the movie company filed a similar lawsuit against 5 internet users in 2016. Who is Criminal Productions Inc? Criminal Productions Inc. purports to
Malibu Media LLC, the producer of pornographic films on the x-art.com website is suing a number of internet users in Texas under the US Copyright Act for allegedly downloading its movies for free from the internet. The first round of lawsuits were filed on February 10th and the second round of lawsuits were filed on
Malibu Media LLC, the producer of pornographic films on the x-art.com website has returned to filing lawsuits against internet users in the Northern District of Illinois (Chicago) for allegedly downloading its movies for free from the internet in violation of the US Copyright Act. In prior years, Malibu Media LLC filed a great many lawsuits
Dallas Buyers Club LLC the company behind the Oscar winning film “Dallas Buyers Club” (Imdb Link) starring Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Garner, and Jared Leto appears to have resumed filing copyright infringement lawsuits against internet users alleging they illegally downloaded the movie. But will it be the massive litigation campaign of 2014 and 2015? Prior Lawsuits
Malibu Media LLC, the producer of pornographic films on the x-art.com website is rapidly increasing the number of internet users it is suing in Michigan under the US Copyright Act for allegedly downloading its movies for free from the internet. While Malibu Media LLC had sued internet users in Michigan heavily in 2012-2015 suing approximately
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