Category: Copyright

Author: Attorney Jeffrey J, Antonelli  In early June 2026, Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd. filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (Case No. 2:26-cv-05918) against Does 1–10. The complaint alleges that unknown individuals unlawfully acquired, retained, uploaded, and distributed non-public source code, game

Congress is currently considering passage of a Bill, H.R.3945, known as the “Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act of 2017” or “CASE Act of 2017”. From what I can see, HR 3945 is a bad bill and one you must fight to have amended or eliminated. In my letter to the House

Strike 3 Holdings LLC , the movie company behind the adult entertainment brands Tushy, Vixen, and Blacked is suing internet users in California, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Michigan, and Pennsylvania  for using computer file-sharing software to obtain its movie for free. Most recently, Strike 3 Holdings has obtained the permission of

ME2 Productions, Inc., the movie company behind “Mechanic:Resurrection” starring Jessica Alba and Tommy Lee Jones has sued over 1,000 internet users across the country. The company alleges its movie was obtained for free on the internet without paying their license fee. According to ME2 Productions, this amounts to copyright infringement and they

UN4 Productions Inc., the movie company behind the fighting film Boyka: Undisputed has begun filing federal copyright infringement lawsuits in Colorado alleging internet users illegally downloaded the movie for free. UN4 Productions Inc. is filing similar lawsuits in a number of other states across the country including Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, and