After Prenda’s Brett Gibbs filed a palmface-inducing motion to disqualify Judge Write with an obvious goal to further delay the inevitable exposure of a fraud, the matter was referred to…
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…
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…
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…
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…
By Raul Attorney M. Keith Lipscomb operates a nationwide copyright infringement lawsuit machine out of the offices of Lipscomb, Eisenberg & Baker, PL in Miami, Florida. It is widely assumed…
by Doecumb I’ve done some back-of-the-napkin arithmetic to make to estimate numbers in the Fantalis settlement. I won’t give too many details, to avoid encouraging any greedy would be trolls….
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…
Second Amended Answer; discovery sabotage; hearing on the Motion to Compel If you follow the news, you certainly know that the people of Colorado have just voted in favor of…
Thanks to Jason Sweet and Dan Booth for the hilarious news, a must-read order denying ex-parte discovery re-requested by copyright troll Marvin Cable in Patrick Collins, Inc. v. Does 1-79…
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