This short video is a quick introduction to the article that we wrote entitled, “Unmasking Defendants: Lumen subpoenas sent to accused downloaders in Culpepper’s 24-mc-71 lawsuit.”
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Kerry Culpepper of Culpepper IP is once again making seemingly unnoticed moves in the world of copyright enforcement. This time, he has filed a new lawsuit in the US District Court for the District of Colorado, leveraging 512(h) subpoenas to unmask the identities of defendants accused of illegally downloading copyrighted content, just as he did … Read more
How John Doe Defendants in Copyright Infringement Lawsuits Can Protect Their Identity and Avoid Costly Settlements with Exploitative Law Firms. Part 1: Understanding Subpoenas and the Motion to Quash What is a subpoena to produce documents, and how is it relevant in my copyright infringement lawsuit? No doubt, you are reading this article because you … Read more
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
Have you been hit with a lawsuit by Strike 3 Holdings, LLC? If so, you’re likely feeling angry and frustrated, and you, like me, would like to Stop Strike 3 Holdings Lawsuits from being allowed to continue. I do have a few opinions on how to stop the lawsuit as quickly and inexpensively as possible … Read more