In Elektra v. Schwartz, the RIAA wrote to Judge Trager, bringing to his attention the recent decision in the Northern Michigan University case, LaFace v. Does 1-5. In their letter, the RIAA's lawyers indicated that they are planning to file a reconsideration motion in Atlantic v. Brennan.
February 27, 2008, Letter of Richard L. Gabriel (referring to LaFace v. Does 1-5 and Atlantic v. Brennan)*
* Document published online at Internet Law & Regulation
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