A refurbished copyright troll Jordan Rushie likes to pathetically repeat that The problem is not in the principle per se (although it is prone to abuse and it easily becomes…
The long story short, A. Jordan Rushie (a Philadelphia attorney who used to represent copyright troll victims) started filing Guardaley-driven, Lipscomb-coordinated shakedown lawsuits in New Jersey. At the time of…
In Elf Man v. Lamberson (WAED 13-cv-00395) the plaintiff filed a motion to dismiss the case with prejudice. No, defendant did not settle succumbing to threats. Quite the opposite: after…
I wouldn’t call the Bellwether trial “miscarriage of justice,” because Judge Baylson’s hands were tied by the law (and that is good). Nonetheless, the baby apparently has genes of a…
Today Judge Baylson published his Report on the Bellwether trial (Malibu Media, LLC v. John Does 1,6,13,14 and 16, PAED 12-cv-02078). Nothing is too unexpected. I’ll refrain from emotions, leaving…
I still can’t push myself to listen to the Bellwether trial audio recordings. While I’m procrastinating, some opinions began to emerge on the web, and the chorus of those opinions…
You undergo too strict a paradox, Striving to make an ugly deed look fair. William Shakespeare. This event took place more than a year ago, but I was not aware…
Frustrating. Bellwether has lost its bell and is confusingly standing under the rain, a miserable castrated sheep that does not lead anyone anywhere anymore. The following was stipulated during today’s…
The Bellwether Trial (Malibu Media, LLC v. John Does 1,6,13,14 and 16 — PAED 12-cv-02078), conceived by Judge Baylson with the goal of testing copyright trolls’ evidence, initially had five…
Previous coverage: Judge Baylson wants to test copyright trolls’ evidence in a bellwether trial. Bellwether trial update: trolls are trying to sabotage the process. Bellwether trial update: a delicate art of bullshitting…
