Torrent Defenders

Strike 3 Holdings has been filing federal copyright infringement lawsuits for years. Strike 3 accuses defendants of illegally downloading their adult film content without paying the proper licensing fees often using file-sharing software such as BitTorrent. Many of these cases have been filed in Florida state court despite the federal nature of

Strike 3 Holdings has been filing copyright infringement lawsuits for years. They recently switched their focus to filing in Florida state court as opposed to federal courts. This decision has been met with criticism from attorneys but Strike 3 does not appear to be slowing down. Antonelli Law represents Strike 3 Holdings clients nationwide,

If you’ve been targeted by Strike 3 Holdings and have received a subpoena, we can help. Strike 3 Holdings has been filing copyright infringement lawsuits for years. While they typically file in federal court, they’ve recently been focusing their efforts in Florida state court. But regardless of where your case is filed,

Strike 3 Holdings has been filing copyright infringement cases for years, but they’ve recently gone from filing in federal court to filing in Florida state court. How to know you’re being sued by Strike 3 Holdings in Florida Your first notice of a lawsuit is typically a subpoena from Strike 3 Holdings

If you’ve received a letter from your internet service provider (ISP) such as Comcast, Verizon, or AT&T alerting you that Malibu Media is seeking your name along with a subpoena, you’re being sued. Want to talk to Antonelli Law for free, anonymously and discuss your Malibu Media case? Call 312-201-8310 or click here. What