Category: Minnesota

Strike 3 Holdings ISP Subpoena Orders Are Out — Deadlines Depend on the Court

Strike 3 Holdings ISP subpoena practice in September 2026 is not one national deadline. After the mid-August filings, courts in New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, Florida, California, and Illinois allowed providers to identify John Doe accounts — on clocks that differ by judge. By early September, several courts had already allowed subpoenas on

Minnesota Court Allows ISP Subpoenas in 40 Strike 3 Holdings Cases

Strike 3 Holdings Minnesota cases moved forward on August 14, 2026, when Magistrate Judge Dulce J. Foster authorized limited ISP subpoenas in 40 separate John Doe lawsuits. The cases were not merged. If you received a letter from Comcast, US Internet, Spectrum, or Frontier about a Strike 3 Holdings lawsuit in Minnesota,

Judge Finds Conflict with Strike 3 Holdings Case in Minnesota District Court

A Minnesota judge denied several subpoena requests from Strike 3 Holdings, a company that produces adult films. This is a blog dedicated to updates on copyright infringement cases. We’ve represented nearly 2,000 clients across the US, and are America’s most experienced BT copyright defense firm; we can represent you in your case

MALIBU MEDIA LLC Filed Lawsuits in 5 States This Week – ISP Subpoena Defense

MALIBU MEDIA LLC ISP Subpoena: MALIBU MEDIA LLC, the movie company behind the adult movies featured on the X-Art.com website filed lawsuits in 5 states this past week. Antonelli Law Defense has you covered in each of them. Malibu Media LLC is suing people across the country for supposedly downloading their movies

LHF Productions Fails to Serve Anyone in Minnesota – Or To Request Defendants’ Identities

LHF Productions, Inc. filed a lawsuit against 16 unknown “Does” in Minnesota federal court on August 31, 2016 alleging its movie “London Has Fallen” was illegal downloaded. Unless there is a sealed motion not revealed on the PACER docket, it appears from the docket that the movie company never served anybody, or