Summary: After being served by Strike 3 Holdings based on IP-address evidence, the case moves from anonymous ISP subpoena practice into standard federal copyright litigation. Strike 3 must prove that the named individual—not merely the internet connection—committed infringement. TL;DR: If you were served by Strike 3 Holdings after your ISP released your information, you are … Read more
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Strike 3 Holdings’ 2022 follow-up showing that in 2021, Strike 3 has moved their state-based Miami-Dade County Court filings back to federal courts.
Strike 3 Holdings’ filings pretend they are against “unknown” John Doe defendants, even though they already know the identities of each defendant.