A new “veritable orgy of lawsuits” I predicted that the divorce between long-time sweethearts Keith Lipscomb and Malibu Media would result in the latter winding down its operations. While it…
Malibu Media v John Doe (ILND 13-cv-06312) is one of the most advanced and eventful cases. I wrote about it on more than one occasion. It even made headlines in…
Once in a while we witness new defense attorneys appear on the scene, and they bring fresh ideas. In Malibu Media v. Domingo Rodriguez (ILND 15-cv-03610), a shakedown lawsuit brought…
Nearly every motion authored by Jason Sweet or Dan Booth is a treat. Once in a while the treat is so good I can’t help sharing the joy with others….
An Ohio Judge Timothy Black clearly understands the shakedown nature of the Malibu Media/XArt pornotrolling cases, and he is irritated. Judge Black admonished the troll on more than one occasion…
On Friday 4/24/2014, ILND Judge Robert M. Dow Jr granted the plaintiff’s motion for default judgement¹ in Malibu Media v. Jack Funderburg (ILND 13-cv-02614). While default judgments are (sadly) not…
Mary K Schulz, an Illinois local stooge for Keith Lipscomb’s shakedown empire, not only thinks that certain judges are assholes, but seemingly assumes that all of them are idiots, who…
Malibu Media v. John Doe (OHSD 14-cv-00493) is one of the cases I list on the “Cases to watch” page. A mere fact that the defendant is represented by Jason…
Many things happened recently on the Bittorent litigation front. While the majority of the events don’t warrant dedicated articles, these events are all important. Updates to previous posts Copyright troll…
First TorrentFreak, then ArsTechnica noticed very troublesome developments¹: Malibu Media, the most damaging copyright troll today, was given a green light to subpoena Comcast for Malibu victims’ “six strike” data…
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