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…
Last Thursday I wrote a post about how sloppiness, unprofessionalism and outright lies resulted in the dismissal of one of the Prenda’s individual trolling cases, Sunlust Pictures LLC, v. Nguyen,…
Christmas is around the corner! A book has been traditionally one of the best gifts of all times. You know the Prenda’s address. The sound of Friday’s double-barrel shot in…
Prenda Law has been suing alleged porn pirates for almost two years. Little by little, the name of this law firm became known not only to those who were affected…
On Tuesday, November 27, 2012 one of Prenda’s individual trolling cases, Sunlust Pictures LLC, v. Nguyen, (12-cv-01685) was dismissed by Judge Mary Scriven with fireworks (emphasis is mine): The case…
Exactly two months ago, I wrote about one of the Prenda’s most brazenly frivolous case — Guava v. Skyler Case (2012-L-007363) and its “cousin” — Arte De Oaxaca v. Stacey…
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! I’m so grateful to everyone involved in the fight against copyright trolls: lawyers, regular commenters and contributors, even newbie Does who were scared after receiving a Halloween…
A defendant’s curt answer to trolls’ frivolous allegations Today DirTrollDie wrote about the eight Arizona individually named cases brought by Prenda Law. I don’t want to substitute for that informative…
A must-follow strategy Every time I see Nick Ranallo’s work, I want to take off my hat. John Steele, annoyed by too much truth being publicized about his shady practices,…
Guava v. Skyler Case As I blogged two posts below, I was on vacation in a place where forests smell like ripe guava. I am not making it up and…
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