Criminal Productions Inc. is suing internet users alleging they used BitTorrent to illegally download the movie “Criminal” starring Kevin Costner and Ryan Reynolds. On January 22 2017, the movie company filed its first lawsuit in Virginia federal court. The case is Criminal Productions, Inc. v. Doe 1, case number is 1:17-cv-00079. The Defendant is “Doe
I.T. Productions LLC – the movie company behind the movie “I.T” starring Pierce Brosnan, James Frecheville and Anna Friel – has been filing federal copyright infringement lawsuits against Colorado internet users and in other states who allegedly illegally downloaded the movie for free. If you are being targeted in one of these lawsuits, your first
FAQ – Movie Download Lawsuits Feeling confused or scared about receiving an ISP letter and subpoena? This FAQ page which will answer the questions: What is This About? What Happens Next? What Can I Do? This page also: Explains the Stages in the Life of a “John Doe” Lawsuit about alleged movie downloads Provides some
Cook Productions Inc. is accusing Nevada defendants of copyright infringement for downloading the film “Mr. Church” without paying the license fee. The movie stars Eddie Murphy and Britt Robertson. The movie company has filed lawsuits against hundreds of people in Nevada, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, and Oregon. Contact Us – An Attorney at Antonelli
Cook Productions Inc. is accusing defendants of copyright infringement for downloading the film “Mr. Church” without paying the license fee. The movie stars Eddie Murphy and Britt Robertson. The movie company has filed lawsuits against hundreds of people in Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, North Carolina, and Oregon. Contact Us – An Attorney at Antonelli Law will
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