Congratulations to Cashman Law Firm, PLLC Clients – Attorneys Suffer Partial FRCP Rule 4(m) Dismissal in West Coast Productions v. Does 1-5,829 Case

[NOTE TO CLIENTS: Regarding the article below, if you are one of those who have been dismissed, I will be sending you a congratulations letter shortly, and I will tell you what the next steps are and what to expect from Dunlap Grubb & Weaver, PLLC.] Congratulations to our clients who have been dismissed in … Read more

DC Judges Look Toward Case Dismissals

[UPDATE: I just found out that Judge Howell wrote almost identical opinions in the Voltage Pictures, LLC v. Does 1-5,000 (1:10-cv-00873-BAH) case and the Call Of The Wild Movie, LLC v. Does 1-331 (1:10-cv-00455-BAH) case to the opinion she wrote in the Maverick Entertainment Group v. Does 1-2,115 case, as described below.] No doubt there … Read more

How to sue your ISP for disclosing your contact information.

In the end, I learned that the ISPs enjoy statutes which limit damages to $1,000. Hiring an attorney and spending thousands of dollars to sue your ISP so that you can maybe get awarded $1,000 (in very limited circumstances) seemed like a bad idea.

DEAD ON ARRIVAL — JUDGE DID NOT ALLOW PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS TO SUBPOENA THE ISPs.

I have always been saying that one day these John Doe copyright infringement lawsuits will end and we all will need to go back to being what we were before these John Doe mass copyright infringement lawsuits started being filed.  Well my friends, we may have just seen the order that may end all future … Read more