Music File-sharing Case Verdict Gets Reduced from $1.5 Million to $54,000

The article is about a music file sharing case in court. It describes the case and reports that the jury verdict of $1.5 million was reduced to $54,000 as an award to the plaintiffs. The details about the case are discussed in the article along with the name of the wrong doer who is described as a “first-time willful, consumer infringer.”

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Federal judge reduces $1.5 million jury verdict in music file-sharing case

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