Drone Pilot Movie Lawsuit Clear Skies Nevada LLC Files Again in Colorado

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Clear Skies Nevada LLC filed another multiple-defendant “John Doe” lawsuit yesterday in Colorado, Clear Skies Nevada LLC v. Does 1-10 1:16-cv-00334-WYD-MEH. Clear Skies Nevada LLC owns the copyright for a film title “Good Kill” and is actively enforcing the copyright through litigation.

Because of my interest in commercial drones, Antonelli Law’s Drone/UAS Practice Group  and my background studying ethics in my Philosophy undergrad days,  my interest is particularly piqued about this case. The movie “Good Kill” is about a military drone pilot dealing  with ethical dilemmas. I am probably going to see if I can watch the film on Netflix.

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Antonelli Law can help you nationwide if you have received an ISP letter informing you a subpoena for your identity was received, or if you are served with a summons or waiver of service. Attorney Jeffrey Antonelli is admitted to the federal district court of Colorado.

If you are targeted and receive a letter from your ISP notifying you a subpoena was received to reveal your identity about the Clear Skies Nevada LLC lawsuit, there are several options. One of which in this case may be to ignore the letter (NEVER ignore being served with summons. Immediately consult with an attorney).  Among several other options are to fight and defend yourself in court, settle anonymously through an attorney, or file a motion to quash. However the usual caveats about motions to quash still apply. 

For immediate advice and a free initial consultation call attorney Jeffrey Antonelli at 312-201-8310 or fill out our simple contact page or email us with a request to call you back at a time that is convenient for you. We understand the shock you may be feeling from receiving a notice of this action, and have the experience to help you deal with this in the best way possible for you. Attorney referrals accepted.

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What Are These Lawsuits About?

Like other BitTorrent peer-to-peer file-sharing cases, these cases accuse defendants of copyright infringement by using software and the internet to obtain the films without paying the appropriate license fee.

 

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