The plaintiff, Strike 3 Holdings, LLC, filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against an anonymous defendant, John Doe, whose IP address was identified as 108.219.212.142. This filing is an initial notification, indicating the start of the lawsuit. The plaintiff is seeking to identify and hold the defendant accountable for allegedly infringing on their copyrights.
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Filing · April 29, 2026
The plaintiff, Strike 3 Holdings, LLC, filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against an anonymous defendant, John Doe, whose IP address was identified as 108.219.212.142. This filing is an initial notification, indicating the start of the lawsuit. The plaintiff is seeking to identify and hold the defendant accountable for allegedly infringing on their copyrights.
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The plaintiff, Strike 3 Holdings, LLC, filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against an anonymous defendant, John Doe, whose IP address was identified as 108.219.212.142. This filing is an initial notification, indicating the start of the lawsuit. The plaintiff is seeking to identify and hold the defendant accountable for allegedly infringing on their copyrights.
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Report on Filing of Copyright Action (Initial Notification) (AO-121) ( 5
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