 Ms. Foster's motion for attorneys fees had been supported by an "amicus curiae" brief of the American Civil Liberties Union, Public Citizen, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the American Association of Law Libraries, and ACLU Foundation of Oklahoma.Other instances in which the RIAA was known to have been forced to back out of a case to avoid a loss, are "Priority Records v. Brittany Chan" in Michigan, "Virgin Records v. Tammie Marson" in California, and "Elektra v. Wilke" in Illinois.Hilary Rosen was the RIAA's president and chief executive officer from 1998 to 2003 and under her leadership, the company commenced a legal campaign to reduce illegal file-sharing.