4 ms·
A single person LLC does not protect from perjury charges. Unfortunately DMCA perjury cases aren’t prosecuted.
by ryacko 7y ago
A single person LLC does not protect from perjury charges.
Unfortunately DMCA perjury cases aren’t prosecuted.
- strogonoff 7y agoIsn’t there a contradiction—if as you say DMCA perjury cases aren’t prosecuted, what’s there to lose for that hypothetical “DMCA troll” LLC?
- NLips 7y agoI think the parent may just be suggesting that there's no need for the LLC wrapper, because it wouldn't hypothetically provide protection anyway.
- DanBC 7y agoDMCA perjury requires "knowingly" sending false reports. So far there's enough deniability for bigcos to get away with it. This hypothetical troll wouldn't have that deniability. It would be very clear that they are knowingly making false complaints.
- ryacko 7y ago“Hello, I get paid tens of thousands of dollars per year to oversee DMCA reporting with innumerable false positives without reviewing whether or not short clips of content with commentary around it is fair use.” There’s enough deniability for prosecutors to not care, but there’s also enough evidence that prosecutors could politely inform them that there is a pattern of misconduct.