Henderson v. Arundel Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that plaintiffs in BitTorrent copyright infringement action had not, and could not, plausibly plead facts establishing an agreement, a required element of the civil conspiracy claim
• noting that multiple federal courts granted plaintiffs’ motions for early discovery seeking leave to subpoena internet service providers “to obtain the identifying information for each IP address”
• noting that multiple federal courts granted plaintiffs’ motions for early discovery seeking leave to subpoena internet service providers “to obtain the identifying information for each IP address”
• noting that multiple federal courts granted plaintiffs’ motions for early discovery seeking leave to subpoena internet service providers “to obtain the identifying information for each IP address”
• explaining ubiquity of serving subpoena on ISPs “to obtain the identifying information” for IP addresses
• noting plaintiffs’ filing of motions for early discovery seeking leave to subpoena internet service providers “to obtain the identifying information for each IP address”

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