In 2012 the ISP defeated Hollywood in one of the longest piracy battles ever seen and the company says it will defend its subscribers in this case too. Chief Regulatory Officer Steve Dalby says that Dallas Buyers Club LLC (DBCLLC) recently applied to the Federal Court to have iiNet and other local ISPs reveal the identities of people they say have downloaded and/or shared their movie without permission. According to court documents seen by TorrentFreak the other ISPs involved are Wideband Networks Pty Ltd, Internode Pty Ltd, Dodo Services Pty Ltd, Amnet Broadband Pty Ltd and Adam Internet Pty Ltd. Although the stance of the other ISPs hasn't yet been made public, DBCLLC aren't going to get an easy ride. iiNet (which also owns Internode and Adam) says it will oppose the application for discovery. "iiNet would never disclose customer details to a third party, such as movie studio, unless ordered to do so by a court.