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

Until now I would have said that even they can't be that buttfuck stupid, but here we are.

Actually someone on twitter suggested that they might just not want to give BHBH the invoice because BHBH is going to take one look at it and see that Lemonfurher has been bilking his clients, or tossing stuff in that doesn't apply, and Ty will call him out for that.

That... makes sense, actually.
 
You don't think he told MoRonica that they'd get the entire Go Fund Me if they won?

You don't think MoRonica is demanding he get the entire Go Fund Me now that they won?

It's either a gay op of some kind -- "we should get our billable hours for the appeal too!", "can we put the payments to Renfamous as legal fees?", etc -- or it's them trying to justify some attempt to go after the GFM.

Idiots asked Vic about the GFM at the fucking deposition. Pretty sure that tunnel vision is why all those filings were just everything and the kitchen sink.
 
Idiots asked Vic about the GFM at the fucking deposition. Pretty sure that tunnel vision is why all those filings were just everything and the kitchen sink.
When it comes to sad fucks and the cash of those more deserving I'm never surprised at the desperation they have in attempts to take the cash for themselves.
 
"Second, we would request permission to file the requisite attorneys’ fees affidavits on November 4, 2019, without attaching the billing invoices (which we would instead introduce at the evidentiary hearing). If this request is allowed, we would file the affidavits, and in lieu of filing the billing invoices, we would serve a copy of the invoices on Plaintiff’s counsel (on November 4, 2019) and provide a courtesy copy to the Court at whatever time the Court directs (for example, on November 4, 2019 or some time before the actual evidentiary hearing). We would then introduce the billing invoices into the record at the evidentiary hearing. "

I'm not a lawyer, but this seems odd.

I'd object to this. Why the fuck does this fucking half-dead weirdo want to do this weird, convoluted shit?

I'd object to it and add it to the appeal if it's granted because what the fuck even is this fuckery?
 
I'd object to this. Why the fuck does this fucking half-dead weirdo want to do this weird, convoluted shit?

I'd object to it and add it to the appeal if it's granted because what the fuck even is this fuckery?

The best I can figure is a "delaying tactic", much in the same vein as "subpoena a woman in a coma." Plan a hearing a month out that needs to be heard before the sanction hearing.

This only makes sense if they believe that the second round of lawsuits will be cancelled due to statute of limitations.

Otherwise it doesn't make any damned sense because paying a bill should be a straightforward thing.
 
The best I can figure is a "delaying tactic", much in the same vein as "subpoena a woman in a coma." Plan a hearing a month out that needs to be heard before the sanction hearing.

This only makes sense if they believe that the second round of lawsuits will be cancelled due to statute of limitations.

Otherwise it doesn't make any damned sense because paying a bill should be a straightforward thing.
I'm not sure they're thinking that far ahead. They're trying to delay and create confusion over the deadline for filing an appeal, so that they can run out the clock and then object to any appeal on the grounds of tardiness. Probably. If I'm right then they're being scummy as fuck.
 
I'm not sure they're thinking that far ahead. They're trying to delay and create confusion over the deadline for filing an appeal, so that they can run out the clock and then object to any appeal on the grounds of tardiness. Probably. If I'm right then they're being scummy as fuck.
This is probably correct as to Lemoine's intentions, he seems like the kind slimeball to go 'oh this is clearly an impermissible interlocutory appeal, we haven't had sanctions yet' and then he'll argue on the other side 'this appeal wasn't within 20 days, its bullshit'

But please don't forget its also because they are mad about the go fund me
 
Your honor, if I may. I have a lung disease so if you hear the sound of decay worry not it just my lungs. I have thousands of pages of trash I will state is billable. I abused every notion of quick dismissal possible. I will be billing for it. I had depositions done and I will also bill for reasons I pulled from my ass. I will also be billing per page for all the abuse I made your clerks go through. See attached picture to refresh your memory on my paperwork. -Lemone

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This is probably correct as to Lemoine's intentions, he seems like the kind slimeball to go 'oh this is clearly an impermissible interlocutory appeal, we haven't had sanctions yet' and then he'll argue on the other side 'this appeal wasn't within 20 days, its bullshit'

Would you say filing the appeal on the 24th is the correct move regardless? It feels that way to me.
 
Would you say filing the appeal on the 24th is the correct move regardless? It feels that way to me.
It would, if the Appeal was too early then you still have the appeal to file later. And he can't argue both sides of the same coin after arguing for one of them.
 
Actually someone on twitter suggested that they might just not want to give BHBH the invoice because BHBH is going to take one look at it and see that Lemonfurher has been bilking his clients, or tossing stuff in that doesn't apply, and Ty will call him out for that.

That... makes sense, actually.
Or maybe he's running up the bills so he can get that GFM money that he can't justify
 
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