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Night Of The Living Prenda (Phantom Doe #8), AF Holdings LLC, v. John Doe (Josh Hatfield), 4:12-cv-02049 (CA)
Some things never die and it appears the Josh Hatfield case (AF Holding LLC, v. John Doe, et al, 4:12-cv-02049) is one of them. This case is akin to a bad horror movie in which the monster keeps getting up … Continue reading
Posted in Brett Gibbs, Prenda Law Inc.
Tagged 11-CV-40 JLS, 3:12-cv-02049, 47 U.S.C. § 230, 4:12-cv-02049, 5:11-cv-03336, Anti-Piracy Law Group, BitTorrent, Brett Gibbs, Communication Decency Act, copyright trolls, DieTrollDie, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, DMCA Take Down, Doe v. MySpace, FELIX LATIMORE, Gentry v. Ebay, Infringement, ISP, John Steele, joint and severally liable, Josh Hatfield, Kodadek v. MTV Networks, Mark Randazza, Negligence, nicholas ranallo, No Duty, Open WiFi, Phantom Doe, Prenda Law Inc., Seth Abrahams v. HDP, Steele Hansmeier PLLC, summons, T. J. Hooper, Tabora, tugboat case
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End of the Prenda Phantom Doe (#7), AF Holdings LLC, v. Josh Hatfield, 4:12-cv-02049 (CA)
I suppose I could have also titled this post “The Sinking of the SS Prenda.“ Hi John! You Probably don’t even know why I like this case and how you have failed. The bright minds at Prenda Law decided to copy … Continue reading
Posted in Brett Gibbs, Prenda Law Inc.
Tagged 11-CV-40 JLS, 3:12-cv-02049, 47 U.S.C. § 230, 4:12-cv-02049, 5:11-cv-03336, BitTorrent, Brett Gibbs, Communication Decency Act, copyright trolls, DieTrollDie, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, DMCA Take Down, Doe v. MySpace, FELIX LATIMORE, Gentry v. Ebay, Infringement, ISP, John Steele, joint and severally liable, Josh Hatfield, Kodadek v. MTV Networks, Mark Randazza, Negligence, nicholas ranallo, No Duty, Open WiFi, Phantom Doe, Prenda Law Inc., Seth Abrahams v. HDP, Steele Hansmeier PLLC, summons, T. J. Hooper, Tabora, tugboat case
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Phantom Doe #6, AF Holdings LLC, v. Josh Hatfield, 4:12-cv-02049 (CA)
I apologize for not getting this one out sooner, but there seemed to be something higher on my “to-do” each time. The Hatfield case is still going and the next hearing is set for 5 Sep 12. Hear_Cont_02049(CA) Since … Continue reading
Posted in Brett Gibbs, Prenda Law Inc.
Tagged 11-CV-40 JLS, 3:12-cv-02049, 47 U.S.C. § 230, 4:12-cv-02049, 5:11-cv-03336, BitTorrent, Brett Gibbs, Communication Decency Act, copyright trolls, DieTrollDie, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, DMCA Take Down, Doe v. MySpace, FELIX LATIMORE, Gentry v. Ebay, Infringement, ISP, John Steele, joint and severally liable, Josh Hatfield, Kodadek v. MTV Networks, Mark Randazza, Negligence, nicholas ranallo, No Duty, Open WiFi, Phantom Doe, Prenda Law Inc., Seth Abrahams v. HDP, Steele Hansmeier PLLC, summons, T. J. Hooper, Tabora, tugboat case
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Rise of the Tugboat (Phantom Doe #5), AF Holdings LLC, v. John Doe and Josh Hatfield, 4:12-cv-02049 (CA)
Last night I had a good read and analysis of the following Prenda document (Troll Gibbs), PLAINTIFF AF HOLDING LLC’S OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANT HATFIELD’S MOTIONS TO DISMISS PLAINTIFF’S FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT AND FOR A MORE DEFINITE STATEMENT, filed on 16 … Continue reading
Posted in Brett Gibbs, Prenda Law Inc.
Tagged 3:12-cv-02049, 4:12-cv-02049, 5:11-cv-03336, BitTorrent, Brett Gibbs, copyright trolls, DieTrollDie, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, DMCA Take Down, Infringement, ISP, John Steele, joint and severally liable, Josh Hatfield, Mark Randazza, Negligence, nicholas ranallo, No Duty, Open WiFi, Phantom Doe, Prenda Law Inc., Seth Abrahams v. HDP, Steele Hansmeier PLLC, summons, T. J. Hooper, Tabora, tugboat case
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