German Report – Copyright Industry Retreats Lawsuit Against Filesharer

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When a file-sharer was issued a cease and desist letter, a German court was asked to give a default judgement against the user. The file-sharer countered the claim, thus forcing the copyright industry lawyer via the German courts to substantiate their claims. The result?

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German Report – Copyright Industry Retreats Lawsuit Against Filesharer

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