August 24, 2011
IO Group v. Does 1-138 case is closed
Last week all the Does except Doe #10 were dismissed from this case. On August 11, 2011, the Court directed Plaintiff to decide whether to name S.P. as a Defendant…
Last week all the Does except Doe #10 were dismissed from this case. On August 11, 2011, the Court directed Plaintiff to decide whether to name S.P. as a Defendant…
As I stated in the FAQ, An outcome of a motion [to quash a subpoena] is uncertain – it is really depends on the judge, and since it costs virtually…
I updated the FAQ page. I want to distill and put together all the knowledge I collected during the last months. I will eventually slow down my activity: there are…
US District Judge Claudia Wilken issued an order regarding the case “IO group v. Does 1-138”. She had severed and dismissed without prejudice all the Does except Doe #10, who…
Below is the comment to my recent post “Why you shouldn’t talk plaintiff’s lawyer” submitted by a blog’s reader and contributor (DieTrollDie). The cake analogy was so good that I…
Embedded is an excellent lecture by a law professor explaining why you should never talk to police. Why am I posting it and how is it related to the topic…
A couple of forum pages ago I wrote about the NJ lawyers who were investigated by SEC for security fraud. These lawyers are Sperlein’s proxies suing Carlos Somoza for copyright…
A couple of weeks ago I published the Motion to Quash or Modify Subpoena template that this blog’s reader, Sy Ableman, created. Yesterday he emailed an updated version with the…
The blog “ACS:BORE”, our British brothers-in-arms, has published an article “Davenport Lyons Two Suspended for “Intimidation” today. In short, two directors of Davenport Lyons firm, the law firm that introduced…
Sperlein voluntarily dismissed “IO Group v. Doe” case with prejudice: Even though the defendant lives in Texas, he was initially sued in the Northern District of California (IO Group v….