said by Newage Outlaws:

Has anyone ever been sued for sharing files trough BT? I have heard of people getting letters from their ISP, but they have never been sued. On the other hand, people who have been sued were using programs like Kazaa and edonkey. I have not heard of any news of any BT users getting sued.

said by julyccc :

yep i am gonna lay low on the movies for now.

said by Cravon :

I wouldn't worry that much if you are a member of any members only BT sites.

said by jonez :

Being a memember of a BT site fortunately means nothing. They can see almost your whole IP but that helps with nothing. I'm pretty sure seeing your IP on a torrent isn't proof enough, they need hard evidence such as citing the location on your hard drive of where the torrent file was saved.

said by Qumahlin :

Actually seeing your IP is proof enough. All they need to do is see your IP uploading a torrent that they've downloaded and know the content is copyrighted and that is evidence enough to fire off a DMCA violation letter and/or sue.

said by jonez :

That is true but with the way bigger files are being packed (into smaller parts) they now have to download the whole file to make sure that it's the movie they have copyrights to and not something renamed that they have no rights to, especially in the case of DVD-R's, which are usually a little over 4.3GBs.

EDIT: I would hope they would learn from the RIAA and not fire off law suits and CR infringement warnings until they know it's the actual movie they have rights to.