Activities in Illinois Heat Up The movie The Cobbler, starring Adam Sandler and Steve Buscemi (one of my favorite actors) is a touching story about a Jewish man (Adam Sandler) working in his multi-generational shoe cobbler shop, who comes upon a special gift allowing him to cloak himself in the appearance of his customers through
Now that we are nearing the halfway point of the year, it is time to look back on Malibu Media and how busy the company has been filing BitTorrent copyright infringement lawsuits these last 6 months. Lawsuits have been filed in 8 states plus Washington, D.C. against a total of 832 John Doe defendants. 119
Malibu Media LLC Files New Cases in June – Illinois, Michigan & New York June 2015 has started out just like so many months for Malibu Media LLC, the nation’s most prolific enforcer of copyrights for its short pornographic movies. The company filed lawsuits alleging its copyrighted works were illegally downloaded against 11 unnamed individuals
Another lawsuit has been filed by Cobbler Nevada LLC in Colorado against 26 now-unnamed “John Doe” defendants. The lawsuit alleges these persons illegally downloaded the movie “The Cobbler” starring Steve Buscemi and Adam Sandler using software and the internet thus violating the US Copyright Act. This brings the total number of persons sued by Cobbler
Cobbler Nevada LLC Cobbler Nevada LLC. is a company filing federal copyright infringement lawsuits involving the film titled “The Cobbler.” The film was released in theaters in March 2015. It was directed by Thomas McCarthy and features Adam Sandler, Dan Stevens and Steve Buscemi. To date, Cobbler Nevada LLC has filed lawsuits in Illinois, Michigan,
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