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

Some of you faggots really need to chill. Threatening to spam a law office with porn? All the whinging over the weekend over a hypothetical that hasn't even happened? Shit is embarrassing. Go watch your Chinese cartoons or make fun of the morons constantly embarrassing themselves on social media.
 
Some of you faggots really need to chill. Threatening to spam a law office with porn? All the whinging over the weekend over a hypothetical that hasn't even happened? Shit is embarrassing. Go watch your Chinese cartoons or make fun of the morons constantly embarrassing themselves on social media.

I threatened to flame them on this thread if they waited until the last minute again, and it's my Null-given right to do so, sir!

Also I already watched all the good Chinese cartoons and I'm bored at work.
 
I thought it wasn't due until the 29th? At least that is was what the January 8th document said.
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This was in "Notice from the CoA".

Edit: cougared
 
Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to File Appellant's Brief
Well... score one for Nick in predicting that the defendants wouldn't oppose it.

I half expected them to oppose it just to be contrarian... it wouldn't have been the first time they opposed something and then later asked for the exact thing that they previously opposed.
 
Well... score one for Nick in predicting that the defendants wouldn't oppose it.

I half expected them to oppose it just to be contrarian... it wouldn't have been the first time they opposed something and then later asked for the exact thing that they previous opposed.
just don’t forget the most bankrupt douchbag said they begged for it, also rember, “nicks never been right”
 
Interesting that the motion is about how they're busy with a ton of other cases as well, rather than how much of a shitshow this one was. Kinda curious why they left it to the last minute to file it though, they clearly knew they'd need it a while ago, and I don't really see any benefit to waiting til today.
 
Well, it's technically not the last minute. The stamp says it was accepted at 12:20. Not that far from the last minute, though, TBF.

If nothing else, this is quite a letdown in that, we're probably going to have to wait several more weeks to see anything. But that's how legal cases go, right?
 
The motion also gives us a glimpse into the other stuff they have going on. Looks like they are quite busy. (Or so it seems to me. Admittedly, I can't really gauge it objectively.)
 
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Well, it's technically not the last minute. The stamp says it was accepted at 12:20. Not that far from the last minute, though, TBF.

If nothing else, this is quite a letdown in that, we're probably going to have to wait several more weeks to see anything. But that's how legal cases go, right?

I'm sure the defendants or someone in their lot will do something stupid that will give us something to laugh at.

They always do.
 
What software are they using to generate these PDFs? it looks like it's awkward chewing shit up
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Breaking up formatting chunks for footnotes makes sense, but the randomly breaks and what-not seem to indicate bloat in the underlying structure of the text content in the PDF. I'd guess this is common among legal software since it's not usually very good, but it irks my autism.
 
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