Siemens Product Lifecycle Management Software, Inc. (a.k.a. “Siemens PLM”) used to be the name of the company filing lawsuits against engineers who use Siemens NX software without a license.
Siemens has since re-branded to be called “Siemens Industry Software, Inc.” I have since changed the links and names of the articles in this lawsuit to reference this new name, but the category tags of Siemens PLM still remains on a few articles.
I am keeping it this way because for so many years, Siemens used the “Siemens PLM” name when enforcing their copyright rights, whether that was through sending letters using their licensing arm or their attorneys at ReedSmith LLP.
– Siemens is suing engineers for copyright infringement since 2016.
– They are soliciting business-level licenses from John Doe Defendants which can cost $30,000+ for each ‘seat’ or license.
– Siemens accuses defendants of copyright infringement to obtain their NX software.
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Bittorrent ‘John Doe’ Defendants are being forced deeper into copyright infringement lawsuits. Being served can backfire on a troll forcing a cheap settlement.
Software Developers are now sending early discovery subpoena letters through the ISPs alleging pirated software is being USED AND TRACKED to prove infringement.
Siemens Industry Software Inc. v. Does is an IP address-based lawsuit against users who used an activator to activate a serial code when registering the NX software.