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RIAA Pays Tanya Andersen $107,951

NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "Well, Phase I of the RIAA's misguided pursuit of an innocent, disabled Oregon woman, Atlantic v. Andersen, has finally drawn to a close, as the RIAA was forced to pay Ms. Andersen $107,951, representing the amount of her attorneys fee judgment plus interest. But as some have pointed out, reimbursement for legal fees doesn't compensate Ms. Andersen for the other damages she's sustained. And that's where Phase II comes in, Andersen v. Atlantic. There the shoe is on the other foot, and Tanya is one doing the hunting, as she pursues the record companies and their running dogs for malicious prosecution. Should be interesting."

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  1. Re:We need corporate prison by timmarhy · · Score: 0, Troll

    yes extortion is a crime. good thing that's not what the RIAA have done then isn't it?

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  2. Re:I'm not going to get into a debate about by PRMan · · Score: 0, Troll

    all good lawyers are compassionate

    Where is this mythical creature you speak of?

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  3. Re:Hooray Underdog! by Plutonite · · Score: 0, Troll

    David was more or less ordered (specifically challenged) to bring in foreskins as proof of body counts. Yes this would be rather gross today.

    You don't need to say more. It is gross at any time, particularly the "challenge" part. He was challenged to bring back proof that he killed human beings of a different ethnic origin, and in his poetic wisdom he brought back parts of their genitals. Isn't that just grand?