Category: Motion to Quash Subpoena

Porn movie company Strike 3 Holdings LLC is suing many people in Connecticut and New York for allegedly downloading its movies using file-sharing technology called BitTorrent. On October 3 2017 Strike 3 Holdings LLC filed its first Connecticut district court lawsuit, Strike 3 Holdings, LLC v. Doe 5:17-cv-01667. At the time of

Antonelli Law provides legal defense and settlement assistance nationwide to those targeted in UN4 Productions, Inc copyright infringement lawsuits and subpoenas. The lawsuits alleged unauthorized free downloads of the movie “Boyka”. We often write posts on individual cases in each state the movie company is filing lawsuits in (click here). For this

UPDATE – Antonelli Law’s Prediction Confirmed – Why One UN4 Productions Inc Motion to Quash in Chicago Was Doomed – Avoid Traps & Hire a Lawyer Even if you don’t file a motion to quash in your UN4 Productions case, the copyright infringement  lawsuit based on the “Boyka” movie, this updated article

On September 18, 2017 Badhouse Studios, LLC filed 13 federal copyright infringement lawsuits against internet users of Spectrum (Time-Warner Cable), Verizon Fios, and Optimum Online in the District of New York federal court, Southern District. The movie company alleges these internet users illegally downloaded the movie “Larceny” using BitTorrent software. We expect

Movie company Strike 3 Holdings LLC is suing many people in New York, New Jersey,  as well as California, Connecticut, and Michigan for allegedly downloading its movies using file-sharing technology called BitTorrent. Set up a free consultation to discuss the specifics of your case, or keep reading below for more information on what