Category: Criminal Productions Inc.

I received a Comcast Copyright Infringement  letter and Subpoena – Help! Did you receive a copyright infringement notice from your internet service provider (ISP) and a subpoena for the illegal download of movies? Learn the Three Options Each Defendant Has When Receiving an ISP Subpoena – Plus Learn Extensive Background Information on

Many people in Colorado, Nevada, Arizona, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New York are starting to receive copies of subpoenas from Criminal Productions Inc sent to them by their Internet service provider, like Comcast. Criminal Productions Inc Subpoena? Talk to a Lawyer For Free The best thing to do is to talk with an

Criminal Productions Inc., the copyright holder of the movie “Criminal” starring Kevin Costner and Ryan Reynolds, is suing 22 Las Vegas area residents who it alleges illegally downloaded the film using the Internet. All 22 defendants are subscribers of COX Communications and live in Henderson and Las Vegas, with many appearing to

We don’t really know why Criminal Productions Inc. chose to start suing folks in Philadelphia for downloading their flick “Criminal”. But they are. Internet users in Philadelphia, Reading, Harleysville, and Levittown are the unlucky ones to have allegedly torrented the movie using a file called Criminal 2016 1080p BluRay x264 DTS-JYK on

In a rare Order granting a defendant’s Motion to Quash, the Colorado District Court stated that the subpoena issued July 13, 2016 to Comcast was quashed because “Plaintiff attached to the subpoena a spreadsheet containing information different than that on which the motion for early discovery was based.” Criminal Productions, Inc. then