In June we reported that Malibu Media LLC had begun to test the waters in the Northern District of Ohio, and Ohio has been heating up. Since May of this year, Malibu Media LLC has filed approximately 207 new BitTorrent copyright lawsuits in the federal courts of Ohio, all through its local counsel Yousef Faroniya.

In late June 2014, Malibu Media LLC entered the waters in Northern District of Ohio filing 16 new copyright infringement lawsuits. The Northern District of Ohio (NDOH) has seemed somewhat hostile to copyright trolls. For example, one federal judge, James S. Gwin,  sua sponte severed and dismissed all 197 doe defendants in four consolidated cases

We previously reported that Malibu Media LLC returned this month to the federal district courts of New Jersey after a nearly year-long hiatus. The return is growing fairly quickly with nearly 20 new cases filed in June 2014. For more information about Malibu Media LLC’s copyright infringement lawsuits visit Antonelli Law’s webpage at  http://www.antonelli-law.com/Malibu_Media.php. Antonelli

Malibu Media LLC, last filed its multiple-defendant lawsuits in Virginia in 2012. Beginning in June 2014, Malibu Media LLC returned to Virginia with a vengeance, filing 20 new lawsuits with its new local counsel William E. Tabot. Like in other district courts around the country, the Virginia lawsuits allege the defendants stole content of Malibu

Malibu Media LLC, the prolific federal court filer of lawsuits alleging defendants stole content of its X-Art.com website using BitTorrent peer-to-peer or similar software, has returned to the federal district courts of New Jersey after a nearly year-long hiatus. These new cases are Malibu Media LLC v Doe 3:14-cv-03864 and Malibu Media LLC v Doe