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Does an Anonymous Strike 3 Holdings Settlement Release Me Personally?

A Strike 3 Holdings anonymous settlement raises one direct question for people who receive an ISP letter: if I settle while I am still anonymous, does that release me personally? This page answers that question in Antonelli Law®’s own words — calmly, without scare language, and without copying claim

Strike 3 Holdings in the Central District of California (Los Angeles Area)

Strike 3 Holdings Central District of California cases make up a large share of the company’s John Doe copyright lawsuits. This is the federal district covering the Los Angeles area, Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino and surrounding counties. Public court records show about 385 Strike 3 Holdi

Strike 3 Holdings FAQ: ISP Letters, Subpoenas, and Your Options

These are the questions people ask most often after a Strike 3 Holdings ISP letter arrives. The answers are general and calm by design. Most people who contact us want a quiet, anonymous resolution, and we also defend in court when that is the right path. Strike 3 Holdings FAQ What is a Strike 3 […]

Strike 3 Holdings Wisconsin Filings: 7 New Cases (Sept. 30, 2026)

Strike 3 Holdings Wisconsin filings include 7 new John Doe copyright lawsuits filed on September 30, 2026. Two of the Strike 3 Holdings Wisconsin Lawsuits Already Ordered Subpoena to the ISP As of October 16, 2026, two of those motions have been granted. Judge Brett H. Ludwig granted the motion in 2

Friday’s Endnotes – 10/16/26

‘Legitimising larceny’: Global music giants blast Albanese AI copyright plan — “ICMP director general John Phelan told The Australian Financial Review that Australia was just the latest in a series of countries in the ‘crosshairs’ of OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman and his arch rival at Anthropic,

Reformatio in peius survives a procedural violation (T 1168/24)

Sometimes patent law is about procedures and not inventions. The appeal in T 1168/24 related to the lipid nanoparticle (LNP) technology behind the COVID-19 vaccines, opposed by Merck and Moderna. After two rounds of opposition and two appeals, the patent was revoked for added matter. Whilst the glob

3 Count: End of Journey

Study finds Midjourney is the worst at copyright protection, publishers seek $19.5 million from a pirate site, and Ye loses bid to strike comments. Source

Never Too Late: If you missed the IPKat last week!

It is time for this week's roundup, catching you up on the latest IP news, case law developments, and insights published across the blog.Facing down the towering mountain of this week's IP reading.Book ReviewsSöğüt Atilla-Aydın reviewed the book "The Cambridge Handbook of Intellectual

China’s New AI Judicial Guidance: Key IP Takeaways for Businesses

On 7 September 2026, China’s Supreme People’s Court (SPC) took a significant step in shaping the legal landscape for artificial intelligence by issuing its Opinions of the Supreme People’s Court on the Lawful Adjudication of Disputes Involving Artificial Intelligence (AI) (《最高人民法院关于依法审理涉人工智能纠纷案件的意见》

3 Count: Bankrupt Characters

Character.ai files for bankruptcy, USA Today sues OpenAI, and the Motion Picture Association takes credit for shuttering the pirate site. Source

Thomson Reuters v ROSS: What the AI Training Fair Use Ruling Means.

The Third Circuit’s opinion in Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH; West Publishing Corp v. ROSS Intelligence Inc., 2026 WL 2932557 (3rd Cir. Sep. 29, 2026), is an important and first appellate ruling on copyright and AI training. It affirms that ROSS’s copying of Westlaw headnotes to train a com

New issue of Music & Copyright with France country report

The latest issue of Music & Copyright has now been published. Here are some of this issue’s highlights. HEADLINE FEATURE: Midyear national sales and consumption results hint at a higher growth rate for global recorded-music sales Most of the world’s major recorded-music markets, along with a goo

Aggravated Battery Charges in Wisconsin

Aggravated battery in Wisconsin is a felony. The felony level depends on how serious the injury was and what the person intended to cause. Certain victims, including people ages 60 or older and public officials, can lead to additional or more serious charges. Harm to an unborn child can also result

Different standards for coloured figurative marks and abstract colour marks?

Trade marks protecting a colour as such and coloured figurative marks have one thing in common: colour. Granted, this is obvious – but not as obvious as the answer to the question whether they should be held to the same standards with respect to their graphical representation. This is particularly t