I can’t help noticing FA’s failure to keep us informed as promised.
Since I can’t get to the courthouse to look at the file, I guess I’ll have to wait for the movie.
I will never get over the fact that the judge gave FA permission to “serve” a forum user, by notifying him of the action when he logged on to the forum.
All over the country, Plaintiffs go to great lengths to identify Internet user defendants. It isn’t easy, but it certainly CAN be done. The user defendants also go to great lengths, to protect their anonymity. Obviously, the rights of all parties must be considered.
Apparently, in California, user defendants do not enjoy the same protections afforded by other states. I'll have to remember that if I want to sue a Californian user, I don't need to go through all that trouble to identify him first. I wonder why the other states haven't figured out how to make things this easy for plaintiffs? I hope they catch on soon.