Frogan breaks silence after Ethan Klein drops lawsuit as Twitch streamer questions whether legal fight is really over

Twitch streamer Morgan “Frogan” has spoken out after Ethan Klein’s company voluntarily dismissed its copyright lawsuit against her. Court documents dated September 8, 2026, show that Ted Entertainment, Inc. dismissed the case without prejudice. That means the case has ended for now, but it can potentially be filed again. Frogan addressed the news on X the following day, saying she wanted to believe the decision meant the long legal fight was finally over. The lawsuit began in June 2025 after Klein accused Frogan, Denims and Kacey “Kaceytron” of violating his copyright by reacting to his video about Hasan Piker.Morgan “Frogan” reacts after Ethan Klein’s lawsuit is dismissedFrogan did not treat the dismissal as a complete victory because of the words “without prejudice.” In her September 9 X post, she explained that the lawsuit had taken a serious toll on her and said she hoped the latest court filing would finally bring the dispute to an end.“On September 8, 2026, I woke up to the news that Ethan Klein had voluntarily dismissed his lawsuit against me after more than a year,” Frogan wrote. She then pointed out that the dismissal could still allow the case to be filed again.“Of course, I want to be hopeful that it means the end of the lawsuit, which has taken an enormous toll on me,” she added. Frogan also repeated her position that her use of Klein’s video was protected by fair use and thanked the people who supported her during the case.The case goes back to June 2025. Klein filed copyright claims against Frogan, Denims and Kaceytron over their reactions to his YouTube video, “Content Nuke - Hasan Piker.” The legal dispute later took an unexpected turn in May 2026, when a court clerk entered a default against Frogan after her side failed to respond within the required time. A clerk’s default is a procedural step and is not automatically the same thing as a final judgment awarding the other side everything it requested.That distinction matters because reports at the time described the development as Klein winning against Frogan, while Frogan maintained that the case was not finished. The latest court filing now shows that Ted Entertainment chose to voluntarily dismiss the action without prejudice.Mike From PA comments on Ethan Klein’s legal dispute with FroganThe latest development also drew a reaction from streamer Michael “Mike From PA.” He criticized Klein’s handling of his legal disputes and claimed that the Frogan case was his fourth lawsuit lost in two years.“That's Ethan's 4th lawsuit he's lost in the last 2 years. He is still suing iDubbbz after promising to drop that lawsuit. Just how much money he's burned being humiliated in the courts?” Mike wrote.Those comments are Mike’s characterization of Klein’s legal record and should not be treated as a court finding. Public reporting shows that Klein has been involved in several legal disputes involving online creators. His separate dispute with iDubbbz also took a different path, with Klein saying he would drop that case after iDubbbz apologized.For Frogan, the immediate result is clear: Ted Entertainment has dismissed the copyright case against her without prejudice. She now has the outcome she had been waiting for, although the wording of the dismissal leaves open the possibility of another filing. As of September 10, 2026, no public statement from Ethan Klein explaining the decision had been reported.Catch the latest World News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.