Category: ISP letter

One internet user in Southern California has lucked out- for now. Magistrate Judge Karen Crawford of the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of California ruled that Strike 3 Holdings’ ex parte application must be denied without prejudice. Crawford wrote the following in her denial of Strike 3 Holdings’ claim: “Based

Strike 3 Holdings LLC filed 92 new cases across the country in July 2019. This is a sharp contrast to the 287 cases that were filed across the United States in June 2019. Did Strike 3 Holdings LLC target your state last month? Michigan: 4 Illinois: 12 Maryland: 14 New York: 9

Malibu Media LLC files 104 new John Doe cases in July 2019. Malibu Media LLC is aggressively filing copyright infringement lawsuits alleging that defendants are illegally downloading their adult film content from the website x-art.com. If you’ve received a subpoena, Malibu Media is alleging you (or someone at your IP address) illegally

Malibu Media LLC files John Doe lawsuits accusing internet users of illegally downloading their videos through file-sharing services such as BitTorrent. According to a recent article in natlawreview.com, over 2700 more copyright infringement lawsuits were filed in the U.S. federal courts in 2018 vs. 2017. A large portion of that increase was

Malibu Media LLC is a Los Angeles-based company that creates adult films and distributes them through the website x-art.com. If you have received a notice from your internet service provider, Malibu Media LLC  is seeking your name from your internet provider (Comcast, Cox, Verizon, etc.). They are accusing someone at your IP