Closed Copyright Infringement Cases

This category contains a handful of “copyright troll” companies who have sued in the past, but are no longer suing.

I Predict No Orange Jumpsuits For Prenda. Just sanctions.

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Prenda Law was caught forging the name “Alan Cooper” on the copyright assignment documents. I predict the result of their being caught will be sanctions.

Canada begins receiving CEG-TEK DMCA settlement letters.

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3/16/16 UPDATE: I have heard that CEG-TEK has retained an attorney who is filing the Dallas Buyers Club / Voltage Pictures IP address-based lawsuits in Canada to sue on behalf of their clients (it appears it may be James Zibarras).  Apparently they are doing it as a proof-of-concept to teach that Canada’s limited statutory damages ($5,000 CAN … Read more

Dallas Buyers Club rivals adult film bittorrent lawsuits in quantity of lawsuits.

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Dallas Buyers Club rivals adult film bittorrent lawsuits in quantity of lawsuits as they file lawsuits across the U.S. and abroad.

CEG-TEK’s client list.

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I believe it is the duty of the copyright holders to “police their own copyrights,” meaning, if a company sees a file sharing tracker or website hosting an unlicensed copy of their copyrighted work, BY ALL MEANS, issue a DMCA takedown notice to the website or to the file sharing tracker, and that torrent will … Read more

Prenda Appellate Saga Comes To An End

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Congratulation to the Cashman Law Firm, PLLC defendants who will soon be dismissed from the AF Holdings, LLC v. Does 1-1,058 (Case No. 1:12-cv-00048) case filed TWO YEARS AGO in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Seeing that the appellate (circuit) court came out with a ruling this afternoon, I read the … Read more