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Judgment of $151,425 Granted Against Defendant Who Failed to Answer Allegations of Illegal Downloading of Pornography

Indianapolis, Indiana — The Southern District of Indiana has granted a motion for default judgment by CP Productions, Inc. (“CP”) of Arizona, which had sued Gerald L. Glover, III (“Glover”) of Indianapolis, Indiana alleging infringement of the copyrighted work “GH Hustlers — Maryjane’s Second Visit” which has been registered by…

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Default Judgment of $20,000 Granted in Copyright Infringement Case Involving BitTorrent

Indianapolis, Indiana —The Southern District of Indiana has granted a default judgment to Malibu Media, LLC of Los Angeles, California in its lawsuit against Robert Johnson of Indianapolis, Indiana for copyright infringement of the work “Pretty Back Door Baby.” In its complaint, Malibu Media alleged that Johnson and others directly…

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Indiana Court Orders BitTorrent Defendants Severed

Ft. Wayne, Indiana — The Northern District of Indiana has directed Malibu Media, LLC of Los Angeles, California to file separate amended complaints against each defendant in its lawsuit for copyright infringement. The case, initially filed in July 2012 against 14 Doe defendants, had only four defendants remaining.  In December…

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Malibu Media Sues Twenty-Eight Additional “John Doe” Defendants for Copyright Infringement

Indianapolis, Ind. — Malibu Media, LLC of Los Angeles, Calif. has sued twenty-eight “John Does” for copyright infringement in separate complaints filed in the Northern District of Indiana and Southern District of Indiana.  Copyright lawyer Paul Nicoletti is again in federal court on behalf of Malibu Media.  The company has…

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Court Refuses to Quash or Modify Subpoena Designed to Identify Alleged Infringer of Copyrighted Movie

Indianapolis, IN – The Southern District of Indiana ruled in favor of Plaintiff Patrick Collins, Inc. by denying the motion of pro se Defendant John Doe No. 7 to quash or modify Plaintiff’s subpoena.  In a lawsuit originally styled “Patrick Collins, Inc. v. John Does 1 – 13,” Patrick Collins,…

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Appeals Court Overturns Southern District Court of Indiana Decision in Centillion v. Qwest Communications

  Washington, D.C. — The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently overturned a patent infringement decision by the Southern District of Indiana. Attorneys for Centillion Data Systems, of Indianapolis, Indiana, brought a patent infringement lawsuit against Qwest Communications, a Denver, Colorado company. Centillion, which has merged with CTI…

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