What to do When You Receive a Subpoena from Strike 3 Holdings

Strike 3 Holdings has filed federal copyright infringement lawsuits across the country for years. They’ve recently filed cases in Florida state court for which they have been widely criticized due to what many would consider improper filing. Either way, these cases are serious and if you’re being sued you should act immediately.

Antonelli Law represents Strike 3 Holdings clients nationwide and is ready to discuss your case today.

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How to know you’re being sued by Strike 3 Holdings

Your first notice of a lawsuit is typically a letter from your internet service provider (ISP) such as Comcast, Cox, AT&T, or Verizon along with a subpoena from Strike 3 Holdings. They are accusing you, or someone in your home or office, of downloading their adult film content without paying the proper licensing fees typically using a file-sharing software such as BitTorrent.

These cases are time-sensitive and the longer you wait the more you risk losing your anonymity. Your best course of action is to reach out to an experienced copyright infringement attorney and discuss your options.

What to do once you’ve received a subpoena from Strike 3 Holdings

When you’ve received a subpoena from Strike 3 Holdings, you’ll want to talk to an experienced copyright infringement attorney who can advise you on the best option for your specific case. Your three options are:

• Settle anonymously
• File a motion to quash
• Fight your case in court

To discuss your subpoena from Strike 3 Holdings with the experienced attorneys at Antonelli Law call 312-201-8310 or click here.

This is a blog dedicated to updates on copyright infringement cases. We’ve represented 400 Strike 3 Holdings clients across the US since 2017, and are America’s most experienced BT copyright defense firm; we can represent you in your case. For more information about handling your subpoena visit our main website page for Strike 3 Holdings.