How to Respond to a Strike 3 Holdings Lawsuit

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Strike 3 Holdings regularly files copyright infringement lawsuits against those it believes are pirating its copyrighted content. It has developed a reputation for aggressively pursuing piracy cases. In particular, Strike 3 Holdings typically alleges copyright infringement based on the use of BitTorrent. It is of the utmost importance that these matters be responded to professionally, appropriately, and promptly.

Understanding the Lawsuit

Strike 3 Holdings is a holder of many copyrighted films. It actively and aggressively files suit against those it believes pirate its films (i.e. infringe its copyrights). Individuals typically receive notices or subpoenas based on the IP address tied to the torrent downloads. Strike 3 Holdings’ goal in these actions is to collect monetary settlements before formal litigation.

What to Do?

If you receive a subpoena or other notice from Strike 3 Holdings, don’t panic, but don’t ignore it. The consequences of ignoring such matters can lead to a default judgment and increased liability. Your internet service provider may release your identity, leading to personal liability. Other important steps include avoiding contacting Strike 3 Holdings directly, to avoid self-incrimination, and preserving evidence.

The best course of action is to find a copyright attorney who specializes in resolving issues with Strike 3 Holdings. Lambert Shortell & Connaughton has defended numerous clients in similar situations, resolving the matters quickly and effectively. Our strategies may include filing a motion to quash the subpoena, negotiating a settlement, or actively fighting the lawsuit. We work with clients to find the right solution given their situation and the merits of the particular case. Contact us today for a free initial consultation.