I intended to enjoy the New Year eve with family, friends and champagne. I postponed some really explosive news till tomorrow (and I promise some fireworks!)¹, but this one just…
As I reported last week, copyright trolls John Steele, Paul Duffy, Brett Gibbs (and Mark Lutz¹) hired the “best law firm in Tampa for white collar criminal defense,” Kynes, Markman…
It is getting more and more interesting. Readers of this blog (as well as Arstechnica’s and TechDirt’s communities) are well aware of the “Coopergate” — the ongoing controversy regarding a…
Hard Drive Productions v. John Does 1-1,495 (DCD 11-cv-01741) is over. It was voluntarily dismissed without prejudice on 12/21/2012 (de facto — with prejudice: I will explain below why). The…
Previous coverage on Sunlust Pictures, LLC v. Nguyen (FLMD 12-cv-01685): 11/30/2012: A hearing transcript or a comedy screenplay? A must-read for those who think about settling. 12/05/2012: Expected development in a…
After the disastrous Sunlust Pictures v. Nguyen (FLMD 12-cv-01685) hearing on 11/27/2011, which looked more like a circus performance than a courtroom event, The case was dismissed by a frustrated…
By Raul Previous coverage on Sunlust Pictures, LLC v. Nguyen (FLMD 12-cv-01685): 11/30/2012: A hearing transcript or a comedy screenplay? A must-read for those who think about settling. 12/05/2012: Expected development…
Not surprisingly, the news comes from Massachusetts, where Daniel Booth filed a joint motion for costs and stay of proceedings, and for protective order in Guava v. John Doe (MAD…
Follow-up to the Alan Cooper scandal Oh my… Brett Gibbs continues to dig the hole he has willingly put himself in. Yet another reply to Morgan Pietz’s no-nonsense document was…
After we became aware that John Steele and his clique are about to assume a new name, “Anti-Piracy Law Group,” I did a couple of searches. One of them revealed…
