Torrent Defenders®

On July 22 2014, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed five new federal copyright lawsuits in Michigan, targeting 74 unnamed Doe defendants. This brings the total number of people targeted nationwide to 2,506 in Dallas Buyers Club LLC lawsuits. Like each previous federal lawsuit filed by Dallas Buyers Club LLC, the company alleges

Dallas Buyers Club LLC has filed lawsuits around the country alleging people illegally downloaded the copyrighted movie Dallas Buyers Club using BitTorrent file-sharing software. Almost 2,500 people have been targeted. For most people the process starts with receiving a notice from your ISP that a subpoena was received to reveal the identity

On July 14 2014, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed another federal copyright lawsuit in Colorado, targeting an additional 20 unnamed Doe defendants. The case is Dallas Buyers Club, LLC v. Does 1-20 1:14-cv-01945 Dallas Buyers Club LLC alleges these as-yet anonymous Doe defendants illegally downloaded the movie Dallas Buyers Club using BitTorrent

On July 8 2014, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed new federal copyright lawsuits in Indiana for the first time and added new lawsuits in Wisconsin. These new lawsuits target an additional 145 unnamed Doe defendants. Dallas Buyers Club LLC alleges these as-yet anonymous Doe defendants illegally downloaded the movie Dallas Buyers Club

On July 2 2014, Dallas Buyers Club LLC filed five new federal copyright lawsuits in the Eastern District of Michigan. These new lawsuits target an additional 97 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 peer-to-peer