Multi-state litigant Dallas Buyers Club, LLC continues its BitTorrent copyright assault, this time filing three lawsuits against 30 Doe parties in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.

Troll Defense was somewhat surprised to see another multi-Doe pleading filed by the owner of copyrights in the film Dallas Buyers Club, given at…

Troll Defense has just learned, courtesy of Ray Beckerman, that the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has ruled that the joinder of many different “John Doe” parties into a single action, for purposes of obtaining early discovery of the Does’ identities, is improper when the only basis for joinder is…

A new BitTorrent lawsuit involving the award-winning Dallas Buyers Club film was filed yesterday in the U.S. District Court in Colorado.  The complaint sets forth now-standard allegations of copyright infringement via BitTorrent usage against 20 anonymous “Doe” parties.  Unlike the Marion County, Oregon state court trademark actions involving the same film that were previously reported…

The owners of rights to the award-winning Dallas Buyers Club film have resorted to filings in the state courts of Oregon naming scores of unidentified internet users.

As was reported over the last few months, an entity known as “Dallas Buyer’s Club, LLC” had begun a series of Bittorrent copyright infringement lawsuits in the federal…