August 03, 2012

A disabled victim of a copyright troll threatens to kill himself

TAC has pointed to a Slashdot story (reprinted below) of Prenda’s victim, a disabled guy who can commit an irreversible action if we don’t help him. Words fail me. You…

August 01, 2012

Jason Aaron Kotzker follows Evan Stone’s steps, disobeys court’s order regarding subpoenas

Jason Aaron Kotszker has screwed up seriously. On May 1st the Court, adopting Judge Brown’s Order and Report and Recommendations, ordered that the result of subpoenas, served on Internet service…

July 28, 2012

New page: Arcadia Security

I added a new page featuring information about Steve “Lightspeed” Jones’s Arcadia Security. This allegedly forensic company’s website is currently unavailable, but I preserved the screenshots and posted them. This…

July 26, 2012

Two simple questions for troll M. Keith Lipscomb

Copyright trolls are liars. This is common knowledge. Mississippi flows into the Gulf of Mexico. Horses eat oats and hay. Trolls lie while looking straight into the judge’s eyes. Supertrolls…

July 24, 2012

Prenda’s “Letter of request for informal discovery”: an attorney explains why it is patently invalid

Last week I wrote about Prenda’s new “invention” — sending out letters requesting informal discovery and threatening to file a motion to compel if a recipient does not act. Anyone…

July 23, 2012

Prenda’s continuous disregard of ethics leads to a motion for sanctions

Magistrate Judge John O’Sullivan (Southern District of Florida) is seemingly too busy to look around and see what’s going in this country (or even in his district). A majority of…

July 20, 2012

In a well prepared and mighty counter-attack, defendant turned tables against Malibu Media / X-Art

Targeting so many different people, copyright trolls inevitably assault a wrong person once in a while. It is not surprise that sometimes a victim, instead of paying a ransom or…

July 18, 2012

New low of Prenda Law: trolls indiscriminately and inappropriately send out “Letter of request for informal discovery”

Did you hear that? John Steele is coming up with a new way to game the judicial system and defraud citizens! Surprised? Did anyone really hope that robocalling was the…

July 15, 2012

Minnesota kills copyright trolling in its infancy

One of the best ways to kill an impending flu is to take an extended dose of vitamin C and have a good sleep at the very first, subtle signs…

July 13, 2012

Lightspeed Media v. John Doe: a must-read motion written by a real IP attorney

Despite the involvement of the Illinois Supreme Court, Ligtspeed Media Corporation v. Doe frivolous case is not dead yet. No doubt, Steele’s evil mind and Jones’s arrogant irrationality work around…