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Antonelli Law BT Copyright Defense Group – Published since 2012
09/12/2014
Over 3,500 Does Targeted by Dallas Buyers Club With the addition of 10 cases filed this week, the total number of John Does sued by Dallas Buyers Club has surpassed 3,500. Individuals in Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin have been targeted for allegedly downloading this
07/24/2014
On July 23 2014, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed two federal copyright lawsuits in Hawaii, targeting 42 unnamed Doe defendants. The same day, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed an additional eight new federal copyright lawsuits in Illinois, targeting 262 unnamed Doe defendants. These new lawsuits brings the total number of people targeted
07/01/2014
On June 30 2014, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed eight new federal copyright lawsuits in the Northern District Court of Illinois. These new lawsuits target an additional 310 unnamed Doe defendants. Dallas Buyers Club LLC alleges these as-yet anonymous Doe defendants illegally downloaded the movie Dallas Buyers Club using BitTorrent or similar
06/20/2014
Countryman Nevada LLC, filed it’s 10th multiple-defendant lawsuit on June 19, 2014, Countryman Nevada LLC v. Does 1-10 14-cv-01716 in the District Court of Colorado. This brings the total number of defendants targeted by Countryman Nevada LLC nationwide to 562. Countryman Nevada LLC alleges the defendants used BitTorrent peer-to-peer file-sharing software and
06/18/2014
Malibu Media LLC, the prolific federal court filer of lawsuits alleging defendants stole content of its X-Art.com website using BitTorrent peer-to-peer or similar software, has returned to the federal district courts of New Jersey after a nearly year-long hiatus. These new cases are Malibu Media LLC v Doe 3:14-cv-03864 and Malibu Media