Category: Copyright

U.S. Department of Commerce Proposes Changes to Statutory Damages Under the Copyright Act Recently, the U.S. Department of Commerce Internet Policy Task Force issued a report proposing changes to the current statutory damages under the Copyright Act, “White Paper on Remixes, First Sale and Statutory Damages” In recent years, there has been

Michigan Targeted By A New Copyright Troll: Fathers and Daughters Nevada LLC Fathers and Daughters Nevada LLC has file a federal copyright infringement lawsuit involving the film titled “Fathers and Daughters.” The film was directed by Gabriele Muccino and features Russell Crowe, Amanda Seyfried and Aaron Paul. The film is about a

Malibu Media LLC is a porn company filing the most federal copyright lawsuits in history. For a great background article on Malibu Media LLC lawsuits in the Northern District of Illinois, see this article by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin including an interview with Jeffrey Antonelli, see the article below:[pdf-embedder url=”https://torrent-defenders.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Chicago-Daily-Law-Bulletin-Antonelli-Jan21-2016.pdf” title=”Chicago

I was recently interviewed by the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, the “lawyer’s newspaper” printed in Chicago since 1854. Its the type of newspaper that older attorneys still read every day, delivered to their office, and contains the daily docket for state and federal courts in the Chicago metropolitan area. But the subject

Malibu Media LLC  has continued filing its copyright infringement cases in California in late 2015, even as late as December 28th. We count a total of 139 California Malibu Media cases as of December 31st. While it may have seemed natural for Malibu Media LLC to have begun filing cases in its