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.
Many people in Virginia will soon be receiving a copy of a Cell Film Holdings LLC Subpoena sent to them and a letter from Comcast about copyright infringement. Updated: On October 7th, Cell Film Holdings LLC sued several additional unnamed Virginia defendants: Cell Film Holdings LLC v Does 1-13 5:16-cv-00065-EKD The subpoena
Last month we reported that more than 100 Virginians would soon be served with summons and complaint by the producers of the movie “London Has Fallen” according to federal court records. In these LHF Productions Virginia lawsuits, it alleges defendants in Alexandria, Arlington, Ashburn,Chantilly, Colonial Heights, Gainseville, Petersburg, Chester, Richmond, Stafford, Glen
On August 31st, LHF Productions Inc. sued 15 unnamed Minnesota residents for copyright infringement in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Burnsville and Chaska for allegedly downloading the movie “London Has Fallen.” These residents are users of COMCAST internet. LHF Productions Inc. alleges these persons used file-sharing software such as BitTorrent to illegally download the
Malibu Media LLC, the copyright holder of pornographic videos produced for the X-Art.com subscription website, has again begun filing lawsuits against New Jersey residents after a 5 month absence. That absence was, no doubt, due to the notorious split between Malibu Media LLC and its outside general counsel. On August 29th, Malibu
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