Tanya Andersen sues the RIAA

"Tanya Andersen, a disabled Oregon mother, and her 10-year-old daughter, Kylee, have for the last three years been living a nightmare, thanks to Warner Music, EMI, Vivendi Universal and Sony BMG's RIAA.

But now Andersen is turning the tables on the Big 4 enforcer, going after it and other intimidation units for malicious prosecution.

She's suing Atlantic Recording Corporation, Priority Records, Capitol Records, UMG Recordings, and BMG Music; the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America); MediaSentry owner Safenet; and, Settlement Support Center, says Recording Industry vs The People."

In a court document, Andersen's lawyer Lory Lybeck says:

"Pursuant to a secret agreement, the RIAA, it's controlled member companies and MediaSentry conspired to develop the massive threat and litigation enterprise targeting private citizens across the United States. The RIAA, and his controlled member companies as the years aggressively acted to prevent disclosure of secret agreement.

Recently it has been discovered that as a part of this secret enterprise MediaSentry has for years conducted illegal, flawed and negligent investigations of many thousands of private United States citizens." -- Read more

This seems to be quite a sweeping case, and it's about time. May RIAA's illegal business of lawsuits and settlments finally be dismantled.