Cooley Sues Law Firm and Bloggers Forum

[Verity]

TLS has your IP.

IP usually doesn't give your name and address. Nor is TLS required to hand over any such information.

[jarofsoup]

TLS has your IP.

IP usually doesn't give your name and address. Nor is TLS required to hand over any such information.

The word of the day "subpeona." As in: Cooley will get the IP by issuing a subpoena.

[SchopenhauerFTW]

TLS has your IP.

IP usually doesn't give your name and address. Nor is TLS required to hand over any such information.

The word of the day "subpoena." As in: Cooley will get the IP by issuing a subpoena.

[Verity]

TLS has your IP.

IP usually doesn't give your name and address. Nor is TLS required to hand over any such information.

The word of the day "subpeona." As in: Cooley will get the IP by issuing a subpoena.

So what if they do? They still don't know who's badmouthing. If I say tons of shit about Cooley from a computer lab at NYU, who are they gonna go after? Even if it's a residential address, you still won't know who's using the computer.

[Richie Tenenbaum]

TLS has your IP.

IP usually doesn't give your name and address. Nor is TLS required to hand over any such information.

The word of the day "subpeona." As in: Cooley will get the IP by issuing a subpoena.

So what if they do? They still don't know who's badmouthing. If I say tons of shit about Cooley from a computer lab at NYU, who are they gonna go after? Even if it's a residential address, you still won't know who's using the computer.

Of course doing that would make it harder to track down that person. Just like using a proxy would. But if you don't do that (and most people aren't that careful) than I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to track a person down.

And if it's a residential address with more than one person living there? ...how about just asking everyone in the house if its their account during discovery? People generally try to avoid committing perjury.

[Verity]

Of course doing that would make it harder to track down that person. Just like using a proxy would. But if you don't do that (and most people aren't that careful) than I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to track a person down.

And if it's a residential address with more than one person living there? ...how about just asking everyone in the house if its their account during discovery? People generally try to avoid committing perjury.

Depends on the alternatives.

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[SchopenhauerFTW]

Um, why did the two of you edit your posts? Were you intimidated into doing so?

[Verity]

Um, why did the two of you edit your posts? Were you intimidated into doing so?

No comment.

[Tanicius]

Of course doing that would make it harder to track down that person. Just like using a proxy would. But if you don't do that (and most people aren't that careful) than I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to track a person down.

And if it's a residential address with more than one person living there? ...how about just asking everyone in the house if its their account during discovery? People generally try to avoid committing perjury.

Depends on the alternatives.

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This is seriously the funniest series of posts on TLS ever.

[SchopenhauerFTW]

Um, why did the two of you edit your posts? Were you intimidated into doing so?

No comment.

[firemed]

Of course doing that would make it harder to track down that person. Just like using a proxy would. But if you don't do that (and most people aren't that careful) than I imagine it wouldn't be too difficult to track a person down.

And if it's a residential address with more than one person living there? ...how about just asking everyone in the house if its their account during discovery? People generally try to avoid committing perjury.

Depends on the alternatives.

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This is seriously the funniest series of posts on TLS ever.

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[SchopenhauerFTW]

This is seriously the funniest series of posts on TLS ever.

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It makes me wonder...

[Verity]

Run. You're all fucked.

[buckilaw]

Run. You're all fucked.

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[SchopenhauerFTW]

Run. You're all fucked.

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You could at least send me a private message instead of leaving me out in the cold.

If you are trolling me though, then well done.

[3ThrowAway99]

If Cooley didn't try to rank themselves as the #16 top law school in the country because of the size of their library then I doubt people would have the desire to give special ridicule this TTTT school.

[3ThrowAway99]

Lol how the actual legal complaint uses the word 'troll'...

though I'm sure that is coming up a fair amount in lawsuits these days..

[Wade LeBosh]

Apparently the irony of a law school suing alumni for badmouthing the school is lost on them.

[bleern031]

Apparently the irony of a law school suing alumni for badmouthing the school is lost on them.

lol

[jarofsoup]

Third Tier Reality was just knocked off? Did Cooley kill it?

[SchopenhauerFTW]

Third Tier Reality was just knocked off? Did Cooley kill it?

No, it's still online, and still making me cringe.

[Tanicius]

They can't take down websites simply by filing lawsuits anyway. At most all they can do is threaten someone either by sending a cease a desist or naming someone/a website in the complaint. Unless a website or user knowingly spread false information about the school they have nothing to worry about. You're free to continue calling Cooley a terrible school with terrible ethics and a terrible effect on the legal market. It's a laughing stock among lawl schools. Prove my opinions wrong, Cooley.