Got a Cell Film Holdings Subpoena? Ask a Lawyer for Free

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, Richmond, Spring, Stafford, and Texas City illegally downloaded the movie “Cell” for free using file-sharing software and the Internet.

US District Judge Gray H. Miller signed an Order allowing the company to issue the Cell Film Holdings subpoenas to Comcast.

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The best thing to do is to talk with an experienced lawyer. Houston attorney Tristan Robinson is local counsel for Antonelli Law, a national BT Copyright Defense Group that has defended over 1,500 people accused of online copyright infringement.  Contact us and let our experience help you make the right legal decision for you.

• Learn about what the notice means.
• Ask every question that concerns you.
• Learn the facts and decide if you want to settle the lawsuit anonymously, wait to see if nothing happens, or plan to fight back.
• File a motion to quash? We’ll help you to decide.

Call us today for a free consultation at 312-201-8310 or use the contact form below. Don’t panic. Learn the facts and speak for free, confidentially, with our experienced attorneys.

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More information on the Cell Film Holdings LLC Lawsuit

Case Name: Call Film Holdings LLC v. Does 1–15, anonymous BitTorrent users participating in file-sharing
swarm identified by hash ending in 2EA8

File name Cell.2016.HDRip.XViD-ETRG

Hash: 41802F9EB8B6EEF8456BF6B58ACC8A4EBDD92EA8 (SHA1)

ISP: Comcast Communications Management, L.L.C.

Downloaded: Between June 10 and July 24 2016

Cell Film Holdings Subpoena