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April 25, 2023 by Leonard J. French

Strike 3 Holdings Files 23 New Cases in DC, Maryland, Tennessee, and Virginia

What has Strike 3 Filed?

Plaintiff Strike 3 Holdings has filed 23 new Federal lawsuits in Washington, DC (3 cases), Maryland (8 cases), Tennessee (2 cases) and Virginia (10 cases). This is part of a nationwide blitz of over 325 cases within the last few weeks. Normally, handling so many lawsuits across so many states at once would be a daunting task, but it’s standard practice for Strike 3. Each lawsuit is nearly identical, and alleges that an investigator recorded an IP address infringing on Strike 3’s copyrights by downloading Vixen, Tushy, or Blacked films through BitTorrent networks. Strike 3 then asks the court to grant a subpoena for the name of the internet account holder behind the IP address. 

Motions to Quash

When an internet service provider, such as Verizon Fios, Comcast, or Cox Communications receives the subpoena, they’re obligated to alert the subscriber. This is when most people find out about the lawsuit and the need to file a Motion to Quash to challenge the subpoena. 

If you’re considering a Motion to Quash, please contact me. I’ve defended over 1,000 people against plaintiffs like Strike 3 Holdings, and have significant experience with Motions to Quash. I can help explain when they can be helpful, and when they could be potentially harmful. 

What Should I Do?

Although Strike 3 files thousands of lawsuits every year, they take each one seriously, and the consequences can be significant. If not defended against, these lawsuits can have damages of at least $750 per infringement, but the Plaintiff can ask for more. This can make a typical Strike 3 Holdings case worth $10,000s, if not $100,000s in damages. These cases shouldn’t be ignored. Recently in New York, Strike 3 Holdings won a $108,750 default judgment against a defendant who did not defend themselves in court.

The Plaintiff is often willing to settle or even dismiss the case when a defendant has an adequate defense. That’s why it’s so important to contact an experienced attorney immediately. I can provide valuable information based on my years of experience. If you contact my office, you’ll be speaking with me directly. I strive to make sure that everyone who contacts me is informed, and understands their situation and all of the options available to them.

I can explain to you your options for defense, and recommend the best way forward for your situation. I’ve represented more than 1,000 people across the country, and I focus my practice on defending against BitTorrent-based lawsuits. I work with a team of lawyers to make sure that I can represent you, no matter where you are. I’m very familiar with this Plaintiff, and I can give you individualized guidance for your case.

[Read more…] about Strike 3 Holdings Files 23 New Cases in DC, Maryland, Tennessee, and Virginia

Filed Under: Bittorrent, By Plaintiff, Cablevision Subpoena, Cases, Comcast Subpoena, Copyright, Cox, D.C., Federal, Maryland, Motion to Quash, Optimum Online, States, Strike 3 Holdings, Strike3 Holdings, Subpoena, Summons, Time Warner Subpoena, Verizon Subpoena, Virginia Tagged With: bittorrent, comcast, copyright, cox communications, DC, file sharing, IP Address, lawsuit, Maryland, motion to quash, strike 3 holdings, subpoena, summons, Tennessee, verizon, virginia, washington

January 27, 2023 by Leonard J. French

Strike 3 Holdings Files 29 new Cases in Connecticut, DC, Virginia, and Maryland

What has Strike 3 Filed?

Plaintiff Strike 3 Holdings has filed 29 new Federal lawsuits in the Connecticut (3 cases), Maryland (11 cases), Washington DC (2 cases), and Virginia (13 cases) since mid-November. This is part of a nationwide blitz of more than 1,000 cases filed in the past few months. Normally, handling so many lawsuits across so many states at once would be a daunting task, but it’s standard practice for Strike 3. Each lawsuit is nearly identical, usually filed by Attorney Jacqueline James (DC, Virginia, and Connecticut), Attorney Dawn Sciarrino (Virginia), or Attorney Jessica Fernandez (Maryland), and alleges that an investigator recorded an IP address infringing on Strike 3’s copyrights by downloading Vixen, Tushy, or Blacked films through BitTorrent networks. Strike 3 then asks the court to grant a subpoena for the name of the internet account holder behind the IP address. 

Motions to Quash

When an internet service provider, such as Verizon Fios, Comcast, or Cox Communications receives the subpoena, they’re obligated to alert the subscriber. This is when most people find out about the lawsuit and the need to file a Motion to Quash to challenge the subpoena. 

If you’re considering a Motion to Quash, please contact me. I’ve defended over 1,000 people against plaintiffs like Strike 3 Holdings, and have significant experience with Motions to Quash. I can help explain when they can be helpful, and when they could be potentially harmful. 

What Should I Do?

Although Strike 3 files thousands of lawsuits every year, they take each one seriously, and the consequences can be significant. If not defended against, these lawsuits can have damages of at least $750 per infringement, but the Plaintiff can ask for more. This can make a typical Strike 3 Holdings case worth $10,000s, if not $100,000s in damages. These cases shouldn’t be ignored. Recently in New York, Strike 3 Holdings won a $108,750 default judgment against a defendant who did not defend themselves in court.

The Plaintiff is often willing to settle or even dismiss the case when a defendant has an adequate defense. That’s why it’s so important to contact an experienced attorney immediately. I can provide valuable information based on my years of experience. If you contact my office, you’ll be speaking with me directly. I strive to make sure that everyone who contacts me is informed, and understands their situation and all of the options available to them.

I can explain to you your options for defense, and recommend the best way forward for your situation. I’ve represented more than 1,000 people across the country, and I focus my practice on defending against BitTorrent-based lawsuits. I work with a team of lawyers to make sure that I can represent you, no matter where you are. I’m very familiar with this Plaintiff, and I can give you individualized guidance for your case.

[Read more…] about Strike 3 Holdings Files 29 new Cases in Connecticut, DC, Virginia, and Maryland

Filed Under: Bittorrent, By Plaintiff, Cases, Connecticut, Copyright, Federal, Maryland, Motion to Quash, States, Strike 3 Holdings, Strike3 Holdings, Subpoena, Summons, Virginia Tagged With: bittorrent, comcast, connecticut, copyright, cox communications, dawn sciarrino, file sharing, IP Address, jacqueline james, jessica fernandez, lawsuit, Maryland, motion to quash, strike 3 holdings, subpoena, summons, verizon, virginia

November 18, 2022 by Leonard J. French

Strike 3 Holdings Files 26 new Cases in Connecticut, Virginia, and Maryland

What has Strike 3 Filed?

Plaintiff Strike 3 Holdings has filed 36 new Federal lawsuits in the Connecticut (2 cases), Maryland (19 cases), and Virginia (15 cases) since October 17, 2022. This is part of a nationwide blitz of more than 1,000 cases filed in the past few months. Normally, handling so many lawsuits across so many states at once would be a daunting task, but it’s standard practice for Strike 3. Each lawsuit is nearly identical, usually filed by Attorney Jacqueline James (Virginia and Connecticut), Attorney Dawn Sciarrino (Virginia), or Attorney Jessica Fernandez (Maryland), and alleges that an investigator recorded an IP address infringing on Strike 3’s copyrights by downloading Vixen, Tushy, or Blacked films through BitTorrent networks. Strike 3 then asks the court to grant a subpoena for the name of the internet account holder behind the IP address. 

Motions to Quash

When an internet service provider, such as Verizon Fios, Comcast, or Cox Communications receives the subpoena, they’re obligated to alert the subscriber. This is when most people find out about the lawsuit and the need to file a Motion to Quash to challenge the subpoena. 

If you’re considering a Motion to Quash, please contact me. I’ve defended over 1,000 people against plaintiffs like Strike 3 Holdings, and have significant experience with Motions to Quash. I can help explain when they can be helpful, and when they could be potentially harmful. 

What Should I Do?

Although Strike 3 files thousands of lawsuits every year, they take each one seriously, and the consequences can be significant. If not defended against, these lawsuits can have damages of at least $750 per infringement, but the Plaintiff can ask for more. This can make a typical Strike 3 Holdings case worth $10,000s, if not $100,000s in damages. These cases shouldn’t be ignored. Recently in New York, Strike 3 Holdings won a $108,750 default judgment against a defendant who did not defend themselves in court.

The Plaintiff is often willing to settle or even dismiss the case when a defendant has an adequate defense. That’s why it’s so important to contact an experienced attorney immediately. I can provide valuable information based on my years of experience. If you contact my office, you’ll be speaking with me directly. I strive to make sure that everyone who contacts me is informed, and understands their situation and all of the options available to them.

I can explain to you your options for defense, and recommend the best way forward for your situation. I’ve represented more than 1,000 people across the country, and I focus my practice on defending against BitTorrent-based lawsuits. I work with a team of lawyers to make sure that I can represent you, no matter where you are. I’m very familiar with this Plaintiff, and I can give you individualized guidance for your case.

[Read more…] about Strike 3 Holdings Files 26 new Cases in Connecticut, Virginia, and Maryland

Filed Under: Bittorrent, By Plaintiff, Cases, Connecticut, Copyright, Federal, Maryland, Motion to Quash, States, Strike 3 Holdings, Strike3 Holdings, Subpoena, Summons, Virginia Tagged With: bittorrent, comcast, connecticut, copyright, cox communications, dawn sciarrino, file sharing, IP Address, jacqueline james, jessica fernandez, lawsuit, Maryland, motion to quash, strike 3 holdings, subpoena, summons, verizon, virginia

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