Corbin Fisher Settles Infringement Suit With Hunkfest

SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Adult content producer Corbin Fisher has resolved a copyright infringement dispute with mobile phone content provider Hunkfest.

Hunkfest pirated Corbin Fisher’s content to stock its new Android application, Hunkfest Platinum, the company said in a press release.

“We police our copyrights vigilantly,” Corbin Fisher’s General Counsel Marc J. Randazza said. “If you infringe on our intellectual property rights, you pay. No exceptions. When we saw that Hunkfest was using our content to seed their business, we went into action.”

Corbin Fisher is currently developing a mobile-based application of its own.

“We don’t mind healthy competition,” Corbin Fisher COO Brian Dunlap said. “But competing with us by using our own content is intolerable.”

After Hunkfest rejected an offer to settle, Dunlap said Corbin Fisher’s attorneys drew up a complaint to be filed in federal court seeking more than $300,000 in damages.

“We sent them a copy of it the night before it was to be filed,” Dunlap said. “When their attorney saw that we meant business, they came to the negotiating table.”

The settlement amount is confidential, but Hunkfest’s attorney Karla F. González-Acosta said that the amount was “lower than my client likely would have paid at the end of a long and expensive court battle, but it was still substantial.”

With experience handling intellectual property matters for both plaintiffs and defendants, González-Acosta said it was important companies seek good legal advice.

“Unfortunately, before my client retained me, they were under the impression that this was not a serious matter,” González-Acosta said. “My client could have gotten out of this much less expensively had they accepted Corbin Fisher’s initial settlement offer.”

In July, Corbin Fisher announced its vigilant campaign against content thieves and trademark violators. The company called on other content producers to join its legal efforts pursuing violators.

Nevertheless, despite the dispute between Corbin Fisher and Hunfest, both parties agree that they have buried the hatchet.

“Online piracy is one of the biggest threats to this industry, so we have to — and will — be vigilant and aggressive about protecting our rights,” Dunlap said. “However, moving forward, we wish Hunkfest the best of luck as it embarks on a new path of developing its own intellectual property.”

Related:  

Copyright © 2025 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Disruptive Films Releases 1st Installment of 'Pledge Daddy'

Disruptive Films has released the first chapter of its new feature “Pledge Daddy,” titled “Discipline.”

Justin Jett, Paddy O'Brian Star in 'Fired Up: Costa Del Sol' From Raging Stallion

Justin Jett and Paddy O’Brian star in the latest release from Raging Stallion, "Fired Up: Costa Del Sol."

2025 XMA Europa Awards Nominees Announced

XBIZ is pleased to announce the nominees for the 2025 XMA Europa Awards, presented by premier creator platform Fansly — the adult industry’s biggest night in Europe.

European Commission to Assess Pornhub, XVideos, XNXX Compliance With Digital Services Act

The European Commission plans to conduct a study to determine how well adult sites Pornhub, XVideos and XNXX are addressing illegal content and other potential harms under the EU’s Digital Services Act.

German Higher Court Upholds Ban on PornHub, YouPorn

The Higher Administrative Court of Rhineland-Palatinate on Thursday upheld a “network ban” on Aylo-owned adult sites Pornhub and YouPorn for failing to comply with German age verification regulations.

Sir Peter, Jake Mathews Front Latest Installment of Falcon/MenAtPlay Collab 'To The Nines'

Sir Peter and Jake Mathews star in the latest installment of "To The Nines," Falcon's first collaborative release with MenAtPlay.

Alabama Notifying Adult Sites of New Tax Set to Take Effect Sept. 1

The Alabama Department of Revenue has begun sending notices to adult site operators about a new 10% tax on their revenues, set to be enforced starting Sept. 1.

Ofcom Investigates 4 More Adult Companies for OSA Compliance

U.K. media regulator Ofcom has launched investigations into whether four companies operating adult websites have implemented requisite age assurance measures under the Online Safety Act, the agency announced Thursday.

Sir Peter, Alex Palmieri & Tom Storm Topline 'Spain in the Ass 2' Finale

Falcon/NakedSword exclusive Sir Peter, Alex Palmieri, and Tom Storm star in the final scene from NakedSword’s “Spain in the Ass 2.”

Kyrgyzstan President Signs Measure Outlawing Internet Porn

President Sadyr Japarov of Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday signed into law legislation outlawing online adult content in the country.

Show More