A subpoena being driven by attorney “paranoia” in a Georgia-based copyright violations case should be quashed, according to a motion filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on Wednesday.
William Rosenblatt, an expert witness in digital music cases, is trying to keep a one-time potential client from deposing him in Manhattan, over what he alleges is “the very epitome of litigation paranoia.”
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