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Tilly Bailey Irvine accept paltry Fine handed to them for “Copyright Trolling” UPDATE 1
Tilly Bailey Irvine (TBI) the Law Firm that jumped on the “Speculative Invoicing” bandwagon driven by ACS:LAW has “Agreed” to accept a monetary punishment of £2800. This is a sad sad day for those who followed this case and were … Continue reading
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Tagged acs law, amanda mitten, copyright trolls, davenport lyons, digiprotect, john hall, logistep, lord lucas, martin levinson, tbi, tilly bailey irvine
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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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Musically – Speculate to accumulate: Mass lawsuits and p2p
This is an article from MusicAlly, an industry site. This article includes contributions from the excellent Beingthreatened.com and your favourite “amateurish shouty, unprofessional” Blog ACS:BORE Please download the musically Article Musically is a subscription based website aimed at the industry, but … Continue reading
ACS LAW Chief Andrew Crossley sent for discipline by the SRA
It is the news that thousands of people have been waiting to hear. It has been a long time coming but finally the authority that regulates Solicitors in the UK the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has finally referred Andrew Crossley head of ACS:LAW to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT). For more on this story see the Excellent Torrentfreak Article http://torrentfreak.com/file-sharing-lawyers-to-face-disciplinary-tribunal-100823/ Continue reading
Posted in ACS LAW Letters, digiprotect, Gallant Macmillan, logistep
Tagged acs, acs law, amanda mitten, andrew crossley, bogus legal letters, brian miller, cramer pelmont, davenport, davenport lyons, digiprotect, filesharing, gallant macmillan, LARPER LIMITED, lee bowden, logistep, media cat, terence tsang, tilly bailey irvine
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ACS:LAW The heartwarming story of Andrew Jonathon Crossley (Or how he overcame financial problems to fleece the innocent… allegedly)
How heart warming it is to see that a man who as a result of being clinically depressed in 1999 suffered a stroke which in turn caused temporary complete blindness which in turn caused him to be unable to file … Continue reading
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Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, cramer pelmont, davenport lyons, digiprotect, lee bowden, logistep, media cat, p2p, terence tsang
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One year on and ACS:LAW still Threaten
Today is the First year anniversary of ACS:LAW sending out their “Speculative Invoices” of course when I say “they” I really mean Andrew J Crossley. Let us not make ACS:LAW sound more grand than what it really is. A one … Continue reading
Posted in ACS LAW Letters, logistep, reality pump, scooter, techland, topware, zuxxez
Tagged acs, acs law, andrew crossley, avanta, bogus legal letters, cramer pelmont, davenport lyons, logistep, terence tsang
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