ACS:Law settles out of court with defendants represented by Ralli

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What happened to the huge thread about all of this? Anyway.....

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A number of defendants caught up in ACS Law's speculative invoicing scheme have agreed a settlement with the company. Law firm Ralli said today that the people it was representing settled their claims on "a basis confidential between the parties" but it is still currently advising hundreds of consumers who received letters that accusing them of copyright infringement.

Sauce....http://www.computeractive.co.uk/ca/news/2094161/crossley-settles-alleged-illegal-file-sharers-defended-ralli#ixzz1S7H7PUmS

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Quote from: Steve

What happened to the huge thread about all of this? Anyway.....

It's not a sticky any more http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,85908.0.html

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Hi All
Just seen this:
[quote="BBC"]
Pirate chasing firm moves abroad
ACS:Law, the controversial law firm that tried to get money from people by accusing them of illegal file-sharing, appears to be back in business.
Ralli Solicitors, which represented some of those accused by ACS:Law during a UK court case, has told the BBC it is now advising a client based in Greece.
"They have received e-mails purporting to be from the law firm," said Ralli solicitor Michael Forrester.
The letters have been sent to overseas addresses.
"The IP addresses quoted do not appear conventional, making reference to country codes outside of the UK," said Mr Forrester.
"Despite this, the letters of claim refer to UK law under the Copyrights, Design and Patents Act," he added.
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already posted in the original thread http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,85908.msg822709.html#msg822709
This thread is locked in favour of the original thread to keep everything in one place