UK Lawyers Drop “Non-Viable” File-Sharing Cases

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UK law firm ACS:Law has made quite a name for itself in recent times. Representing companies such as Germany’s DigiProtect and their pornography business partners, ACS:Law has sent out many thousands of letters to individuals it claims have been sharing their clients’ movies illegally online. Their scheme has attracted much negative press, even provoking statements from Members of the House of Lords in the UK.

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UK Lawyers Drop “Non-Viable” File-Sharing Cases

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