Torrent Defenders

Are you being sued by Strike 3 Holdings in Florida? Strike 3 Holdings has filed federal copyright infringement lawsuits for the past few years but recently turned its focus to filing lawsuits in Florida state court. These cases are serious and time-sensitive and many defendants want to resolve their case as quickly

The first step in your Malibu Media case If you’ve received a subpoena from Malibu Media and a letter from their internet service provider (ISP) you’re being sued for federal copyright infringement. Malibu Media is accusing you, or someone in your home or office, of illegally downloading their adult film content without

Malibu Media has filed several federal copyright infringement lawsuits against defendants accusing them of the illegal download of their adult film content. If you’re being sued by Malibu Media you should take action as soon as possible. How to know if you’re being sued Malibu Media Malibu Media requests the information of

Strike 3 Holdings has filed several federal copyright infringement lawsuits over the past few years, but their recent focus on filing in Florida state court has left defendants wondering what their options are and how these filings are different. In truth, both cases filed in federal and Florida state court accuse defendants

Your Strike 3 Holdings Florida Subpoena If you’ve received a subpoena from Strike 3 Holdings along with a letter from your internet service provider (ISP) you’re being sued by Strike 3 Holdings. Strike 3 Holdings has been filing copyright infringement cases like this for years and has also recently filed several cases