Category: Texas

September Productions Inc. accuses defendants of copyright infringement by using software and the internet for allegedly downloading the film “Septembers of Shiraz” without paying the appropriate license fee.  Comcast internet subscribers living in  Cypress, Houston, Lake Jackson, Richmond, Spring, and Sugar Land were sued in the name of their IP address, and 

Cell Film Holdings LLC, the copyright holder for the movie “Cell” starring John Cusak and Samuel Jackson, is suing internet users from New York to Hawaii for allegedly downloading the film using file-sharing software over the internet in violation of the US Copyright Act. There are many Cell Film Holdings LLC Lawsuits.

Malibu Media LLC Subpoenas Texans’ ISP Records in File-Sharing Cases In August, we reported that Malibu Media LLC, the owner of the website X-Art.com began suing Texans for allegedly downloading its movies using file-sharing software called BitTorrent without paying its license fees. In September and late August, Malibu Media LLC has requested

I received a Comcast Copyright Infringement  letter and Subpoena – Help! Did you receive a Comcast copyright infringement notice or from another internet service provider (ISP) like Spectrum, Cox Communications, AT&T, or Verizon and a subpoena for the illegal download of movies? Learn your early options when receiving an ISP Subpoena –

Many people in Texas will soon be receiving copies of subpoenas from Cell Film Holdings LLC sent to them by their Internet service provider Comcast. The subpoena comes out of lawsuit filed by Cell Film Holdings LLC in Houston federal court, alleging that Comcast subscribers in Baytown, Houston, Katy, Kemah, League City, Pasadena,