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ACS:LAW: The charge sheet from the SDT
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal has issued its “Charge Sheet” on ACS:LAW and it’s Supremo Andrew Crossley. The hearing will take place on August 18th 2011 (The date of the hearing is yet to be set thanks to those eagle eyed readers who spotted the … Continue reading
ACS:LAW and Andrew Crossley face HUGE costs for being “Chaotic and Lamentable”
Yesterday at the Patents Court Judge Birss gave ACS:LAW/Andrew Crossley such a kick up his ample backside that the ripples will be felt throughout the Legal Profession.
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Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, brian miller, chaotic, costs, cramer pelmont, davenport lyons, digital economy bill, filesharing, gallant macmillan, judge birss, lamentable, lee bowden, logistep, media cat, patents court, sdt, sra, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine, wastage
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ACS:LAW Email leak – BT escapes punishment as ICO loses credibility
If a Man claims that he won’t burgle a shop, and has “Safeguards” to prevent himself from doing so, but then burgles the shop anyway, can you imagine a Judge saying, “Oh that’s ok, you had ‘safeguards’ so that you wouldn’t do it, the fact you HAVE done it is irrelevant” Continue reading
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Tagged acs law, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, bt, cramer pelmont, davenport lyons, digital economy bill, emails, file sharing, gallant macmillan, Information Commissioners Office, lee bowden, media cat, privacy, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine, unencrypted, Yann Peifer
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How to complain to the SRA about ACS:LAW and Gallant Macmillan
This letter sending dragnet of “Speculative Invoicing will ONLY stop when the SRA has a loud and booming voice saying “ENOUGH IS ENOUGH, THIS IS NOT JUSTICE” and one of the best ways we can provide that voice is by filling out the form and sending it to them. If YOU do nothing then dont expect ANYTHING to change.
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Posted in ACS LAW Letters, digiprotect, Gallant Macmillan
Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, brian miller, cascada, davenport, davenport lyons, david gore, digiprotect, digital economy bill, dj manian, file sharing, gallant macmillan, larper, LARPER LIMITED, lawsuit, lee bowden, proforma, sdt, sra, terence tsang, Yann Peifer
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ACS:LAW a “No Show” on the “One Show”
Well ACS:LAWs Andrew Crossley had his chance to defend his “Foolproof” method of identifying people file sharing and he blew it. Not only did he blow it but he has now taken his reputation even lower than anyone previously thought possible. Continue reading
Posted in ACS LAW Letters, Gallant Macmillan
Tagged acs, acs law, Allan Kopie, amanda mitten, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, brian miller, cascada, davenport lyons, david gore, digiprotect, digital economy bill, dj manian, filesharing, gallant macmillan, LARPER LIMITED, lawsuit, lord lucas, Manuel Reuter, media cat, one show, the one show, tilly bailey irvine, Yann Peifer
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Ministry of Justice: “ACS:LAWs conduct has caused distress”
What is fascinating about the letter is that the Under Secretary expresses and acknowledges the distress that the actions of ACS:LAW are causing. She also states that whilst the Government itself cannot do anything about it the SRA can, and also alludes to the fact that the SRA can ONLY deal with disciplinary actions whereas Compensation claims must be sought through the CIVIL COURT. Just read that again, here is an extract
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Tagged acs, acs law, Allan Kopie, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, Bridget Prentice, cascada, davenport lyons, digital economy bill, dj manian, file sharing, filesharing, justice minister, lord lucas, Manuel Reuter, ministry of justice, piri, sra, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine, Yann Peifer
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ACS:LAW to Hit the Cannes Film Festival! In search of crap films to extort money from
ACSLAW to Hit the Cannes Film Festival! Wow exciting times, Andrew Crossley must have made a LOT of money to weasel his way there.
The chances of this idiot of course being thrown out of Cannes is quite high. NO respected Film Producer or production house is going to give him a second look. Who will? Well films that are crap and that no one wants to watch.
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Tagged acs, acs law, amanda mitten, andrew crossley, avanta, cannes, davenport lyons, digital economy bill, filesharing, film festival, terence tsang
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ACS:LAW Response to the DeBill being passed
The rather childish response from ACS:LAW as posted on their website. ACS Law are delighted with the passing of the Digital Economy Bill through the House of Commons and welcomes a new age of prosperity for our creative industries. The swift and decisive … Continue reading
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Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, davenport lyons, debill, digital economy, digital economy bill, filesharing, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine
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