Criminal Productions Inc. Case in Colorado Voluntarily Dismissed

In a rare Order granting a defendant’s Motion to Quash, the Colorado District Court stated that the subpoena issued July 13, 2016 to Comcast was quashed because “Plaintiff attached to the subpoena a spreadsheet containing information different than that on which the motion for early discovery was based.”

Criminal Productions, Inc. then filed a motion to voluntarily dismiss the case without prejudice, which was granted today August 9 2016. It is possible that the same people receiving Comcast notices in case number 16-cv-01724, which are now moot, could be targeted in another complaint filed by Criminal Productions, Inc.

The case is Criminal Productions, Inc. v. Does 1-30 1:16-cv-01724.

If you are the account holder for your Comcast  internet account, your name is linked to an IP address. If you receive a letter from Comcast that informs you a subpoena was received to reveal your identity, click here to learn about motions to quash or call Antonelli Law at 312-201-8310 or use the contact form below.  Attorney Law’s attorneys are admitted to many federal courts and can represent you in no matter which state you live in, including Colorado.

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Click here for more information on the Criminal Productions Inc.  lawsuits. You may find it helpful to read the non-attorney blogs about these type of lawsuits by Fight Copyright Trolls and Die Troll Die. In particular, while not written by a lawyer, the post “Copyright Troll Poker” – OR How To Survive This Troll “No-Limit” Game may be very helpful to understand the psychology and monetary and legal risks of being a defendant. Contact Antonelli Law through our contact form below if you have any questions about these articles or call us at 312-201-8310.

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