In the last few years, VPN providers and more have faced lawsuits for liability for copyright infringement. Many have decided to settle the allegations, but LiquidVPN has decided to ignore all the allegations.
Thus, the filmmakers won $15 million in the lawsuit filed against LiquidVPN. It turned out that the original owner of the service sold it before filing a lawsuit, and Puerto Rican 1701 Management was cited as the buyer. The alleged owner, Charles Muschinski, did not respond to claims filed in federal court in Florida to recover the fine. And then completely turned off the VPN service.
As a result of the bureaucratic bureaucracy, which you can learn more from the source, the film companies demanded the arrest of Muschinski. At the same time, Muschinski himself denies any allegations.
As TorrentFreak wrote, this case shows that litigation can continue for several months or even years after the initial decision is made. And whatever the outcome, the filmmakers are willing to go to extreme lengths to get what they deserve.
Source: Ferra
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