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A response to Ben Dover and Julian Becker
This is a response to an interview given by Ben Dover Commercial Director Julian Becker in regard to the O2 sellout of it’s customers. We felt it warranted a response, to correct some of the “mistruths” that occurred in the … Continue reading
ACS:LAWs Andrew Crossley has been suspended for Two years and fined had costs awarded against him of over £70,000. The lead ringmaster of a Copyright Trolls/Speculative Invoicing campaign he admitted to Six Charges levelled at him by the Solicitors Disciplinary … Continue reading
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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Posted in ACS LAW Letters
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 – A Brief History of Speculative Invoicing
The reason for this post though is that it seems we have forgotten those OTHER people involved with all this over the last THREE years now.
I would like to show those who are only just reading up about all this, the bigger picture.
Posted in ACS LAW Letters, Golden Eye International
Tagged 5 live, 5 live investigates, acs, acs law, andrew crossley, brian miller, copyright trolls, cramer pelmont, davenport lyons, david gore, gallant macmillan, gcb ltd, lee bowden, logistep, media cat, speculative invoicing, tilly bailey irvine, troll
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A Limited Ploy? – ACS:LAW and Media C.A.T close together
To those who have endured the letters of ACS:LAW from May 2009, the news is simply stunning, albeit there is an air of cynicism to be had. Continue reading
Posted in ACS LAW Letters
Tagged 100milemedia, acs, acs law, adam glen, jonathan miller, judge birss, LARPER LIMITED, lee bowden, leyla mehru, media cat, patents court, piri ltd, terence tsang, text works, textworks
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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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ACS:LAWs File Sharing Campaign-The Bubble has Judge Birss-t
“I have ceased my work… I have been subject to criminal attack,”, “My emails have been hacked. I have had death threats and bomb threats,”
So said ACS:LAWs Andrew Crossley’s in a statement read out in Court AFTER he had left.
ACS:LAW and Media C.A.T monster falls flat on it’s face
“It has been said that we have no intention of going to court but we have no fear of it”, so spoke ACS:LAWs Principle Andrew Crossley. Well this was his big chance to prove all his critics wrong, and he failed completely. True he had an excuse, an accident so it has been said, but there is a pattern that emerges that just before ACS:LAW are to be held to account “something” always happens.
Andrew Crossley has already been referred to the Solicitors Disciplinary
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Posted in ACS LAW Letters
Tagged acs, acs law, court, filesharing, judge, judge birss, lee bowden, media C.A.T, media cat, patents, pirri
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ACS:BORE-2010 in review
The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level summary of its overall blog health:
Posted in ACS LAW Letters, Gallant Macmillan
Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, brian miller, cramer pelmont, davenport lyons, david gore, filesharing, gallant macmillan, LARPER LIMITED, lee bowden, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine, us copyright group, Yann Peifer
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