Victor Mignogna v. Funimation Productions, LLC, et al. (2019) - Vic's lawsuit against Funimation, VAs, and others, for over a million dollars.

Is there a hearing on the 6th or is Ron talking out of his ass
Yep there is.
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what this trial look like if Vic sought advice from a normal lawyer instead of a lolyer? 500k is a lot even if you set up a monthly payment plan. .
I hope he put all his money into his house. Texas has an unlimited homestead exemption as long as your house is on a lot smaller than some ridiculous number of acres. He could O.J. them for all eternity.

Also for all Soye's soy-filled glee, he isn't getting that money. LemWAH is. Unless he already paid him, which I doubt.
 
I hope he put all his money into his house. Texas has an unlimited homestead exemption as long as your house is on a lot smaller than some ridiculous number of acres. He could O.J. them for all eternity.

Also for all Soye's soy-filled glee, he isn't getting that money. LemWAH is. Unless he already paid him, which I doubt.
Wait is any of them getting money? Just the lawyers?
 
Also for all Soye's soy-filled glee, he isn't getting that money. LemWAH is. Unless he already paid him, which I doubt.
I hope he has. I love the theory that Lungmoine is the guy donating thousands of dollars to Montegraph's lawsuit against Nick. I can hear that wheeze-filled laugh at getting one over that amateur fourth year lawyer from Minnesota.
 
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Eh, I'm not really going to try to figure any of it out until we have something that's been drafted by a semi-competent lawyer and filed publicly. Aside from the fact that all the rest of them are liars, and fat, they're also retards... case in point, Jamie who doesn't even know whose hearing it is, when the documents quite literally (and quite clearly) said who. I'd rather let their lawyers figure out what they're allowed to say in court filings without literally getting disbarred, and filter it through that as a bare minimum.
 
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