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Karen J Reif et al v. Rightscorp, Inc., et al,
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April 25, 2016
Rightscorp Settles Robocall Claims In Class Action
Copyright enforcement group Rightscorp Inc. and others have settled a proposed class action in California federal court in which they were accused of robocalling individuals they suspected of illegally downloading music online, a Friday filing said.
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May 12, 2015
Anti-Piracy Co.'s DMCA Subpoenas Not Abusive, Court Says
Copyright "monetization" group Rightscorp Inc. won a ruling in California federal court Friday that said it hadn't misused the legal system by continuing to seek largely discredited special subpoenas — a ruling that came just days after yet another judge ruled the unmasking procedure invalid.
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April 07, 2015
Warner Bros. Says Anti-Piracy Steps OK Under 1st Amendment
Warner Bros. is pushing an interesting argument for why a federal judge should strike class action accusations of abusive enforcement tactics by copyright "monetization" group Rightscorp Inc.: That the anti-piracy techniques are protected by the First Amendment.
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November 21, 2014
Private Copyright Cop Sued For Bogus DMCA Subpoenas
Copyright enforcement group Rightscorp Inc. was hit with a class action Friday accusing it of violating consumer protection laws and issuing objectively baseless Digital Millennium Copyright Act subpoenas to online downloaders.