Strike 3 Holdings has filed a bunch of new lawsuits in California. Here are a link to some of the cases. If you have received a subpoena from your ISP (ex. Comcast, Cox, Spectrum/Charter, Verizon, AT&T, Frontier or others) call us for a free consultation. No other copyright IP firm has represented more clients in California.
Many times Strike 3 starts with a “Bill of Discovery” in Florida. Sometimes people hire local counsel in Miami-Dade county to “quash the subpoena.” These will many times be successful, however, if you live in California, many times you will find that they will file a lawsuit in one of the Federal District Courts in California (which include):
1. The Southern District - San Diego, Carlsbad, and Oceanside areas
Northern District (San Jose, Silicon Valley, San Francisco areas
Central District CALI (Orange County, San Bernardino County, Riverside County areas)
Eastern District (Redding, Sacramento, Fresno, Bakersfield areas
The first thing to do is seek a free legal consultation. I know this sounds self-serving, but it makes sense to get a general idea of where you stand. While we never know for sure what it’s going to cost to settle, there are many settlement factors in a Strike 3 holdings lawsuit, we can provide a general idea of what you might be looking at. If there are any defenses (ex., neighbor stealing the wifi or didn’t do it) we can explore those as well.
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