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…
It seems that John Steele and his clique is in the process of assuming a new title: “Anti-Piracy Law Group.” In the beginning¹, it was “Steele Hansmeier”. The name “Steele”…
Follow-up to the Alan Cooper scandal Last week I presented a Notice of related cases that California attorney Morgan Pietz wrote with a couple of goals: To make the district…
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