As I have been posting in other entries, thousands of people have been joined into lawsuits as “John Does” and have been receiving letters from Comcast or other Interent Service Providers accusing them of illegal…
read moreMalibu Media, LLC, filed six new copyright infringment lawsuits in the United States District Court, Middle District of Florida, on Tuesday, May 15, 2012. The complaints allege that each “John Doe” defendant installed a BitTorrent…
read moreOn May 10, 2012, Patrick Collins, Inc., plaintiff in at least two of the notorious “copyright troll” cases, voluntarily dismissed all the John Doe defendants in a case filed in the Orlando division of the…
read moreA few weeks back, I wrote about a hearing for Runty, a lovable pit-bull dog who had been declared “dangerous.” Unfortunately, Runty lost his hearing. Now his owner, Lisa Amato, is suing the county to…
read moreA while back, I blogged about a case involving addictive gaming. However, I was recently alerted by Frugal Dad that gaming can be good for you. According to the infographic, gaming can help in physical…
read moreAn Orlando resident’s dog was declared “Dangerous” by Orange County. She’s arguing that the county ordinance should be declared invalid. LISA AMATO has raised “Runty,” a 2-year-old black-and-white pit bull, since birth. Now, however, she’s…
read moreLast year, about this time, I wrote a blog entry after receiving a letter from “Compliance Services” urging me to submit an Annual Minutes Requirement Statement. Just the other day I received the same letter…
read moreThe Dragon Parade, part of the Lunar New Year Festival 2012, traveled down Hillcrest Street right in front of the law office today. The parade, which was part of a larger event organized by Mills…
read moreFlorida law defines a “Partnership” as “an association of two or more persons to carry on as coowners a business for profit,” Fla. Stat. § 620.8101(7), with the word “person” being construed to mean both…
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