Capitol Records v. Foster: RIAA case dismissed

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Capitol Records v. Foster: RIAA case dismissed

Posted on 05/5/2007 by Keith Henning

Capitol Records v. Foster is another case against a monther who was sued by RIAA for haivng paid for internet access. The court dismissed this one with prejudice and awarded attorneys fees for the defendant. The defendant’s answer to the original claim is a good read, as is the order dismissing the case.

See original story here.