Summary
- A default judgment is recommended against Danielle Robertson for failing to disclose her identity in the copyright infringement and defamation case brought by Sybrena Evans.
- Robertson, who claims "Danielle Robertson" is an alias, disobeyed multiple court orders issued by Judge Levy to reveal her legal name.
- The court found Robertson's continued defiance amounts to bad faith, waiving her First Amendment arguments regarding anonymity.
- If the default judgment is entered, Evans could be entitled to damages and injunctive relief, though specifics on the relief need clarification.
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