Category: Southern District of Texas

Strike 3 Holdings September 2026 Filings: 139 Cases (Sept. 21–24) and 41 Confirmed Sept. 25

Strike 3 Holdings September 2026 filings include 139 new John Doe copyright cases filed September 21 through September 24, plus 41 more captions confirmed September 25 in S.D. Texas (14), N.D. Texas (10), E.D.N.Y. (8), and D. Massachusetts (9). Other districts were not checked live on September 25, so that day’s national

More Texans Sued by ME2 Productions Over Movie Downloads – Antonelli Law Help & Information

Have you received a letter from your ISP or from Fischman Law PLLC attorney Gary J Fischman about the ME2 Productions  lawsuit? Read on. Many people are being targeted in movie download copyright infringement lawsuits by ME2 Productions, Inc. It usually starts with a letter from your internet company and may be followed

I.T. Productions Sues Texas Internet Users Alleging Illegal Movie Downloads – Antonelli Law

I.T. Productions LLC – the movie company behind the movie “I.T” starring Pierce Brosnan, James Frecheville and Anna Friel –  is suing Texas internet users alleging they illegally downloaded the movie for free. The movie company has been filing similar movie download copyright lawsuits on the mainland for several months. I.T. Productions

Malibu Media LLC Sues More Texas Internet Users for Movie Downloads – Information and Help From Antonelli Law

Malibu Media LLC, the producer of pornographic films on the x-art.com website is suing a number of internet users in Texas under the US Copyright Act for allegedly downloading its movies for free from the internet. The first round of lawsuits were filed on February 10th and the second round of lawsuits

Malibu Media LLC Sues Texas Internet Users for Movie Downloads – Information and Help From Antonelli Law

Malibu Media LLC, the producer of pornographic films on the x-art.com website is suing a number of internet users in Texas under the US Copyright Act for allegedly downloading its movies for free from the internet. If you receive a letter from your internet company such as AT&T, Verizon, or Comcast and