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

[Right To Bear Blarms]

Hearing date has been set for the 31st

 

[break these cuffs]

I was attempting to say it’s funimation execs using their underlings lawyer to stall until Funimation has its house in order. It’s not a grand conspiracy to say an employer hired attorney representing a worker is more interested in serving the employers interest.

That's not all you said.

Its also possible that upper management sees the writing on the wall like Nick did in his initial video where he said "Sony might see this shit, fire everyone, and settle!" If that is the case, and they aren't as stupid as we think they are, 90 days is a good amount of time to suck as much value out of Funimation as they possibly can for themselves. At the very least 3 months notice to getting shit canned is nice.

Hearing date has been set for the 31st

My dick is hard and Rackets is on vacation REEEEEE

 

[East_Clintwood]

As fun as it would be, don't expect the judge to engage in overt legal theatrics himself.

But PULL/Shane/Kick Vic in general have all said as soon as this goes to court the judge will immediately declar Vic guilty of being the biggest Predator outside of a Schwarzenegger movie and summarily have have him thrown in a gulag, are you saying that they were wrong

So is it safe to assume Rule 11 doesn't have a rule to make Vic go first in deposition?

There's no rules at all about who has to go first. They're insisting Vic goes first for strategic reasons, same reason Ty is insiting that MoRonica goes first, or enters an agreement not to file the TCPA motion until after they've been deposed.

 

[Slab Bulkhead]

So Ty uses Rule 11, the rule Casey claims makes Vic go first for deposition to force a TCPA extension but still forcing both (I think) Monica/Ron to be deposed first......
So is it safe to assume Rule 11 doesn't have a rule to make Vic go first in deposition?

A Rule 11 agreement is basically a Gentleman's agreement enforcable in court. Both sides in writing have to state "These are the agreed upon terms" and both are then legally bound to those terms. In Ty's case, he's trying to say "We agree you can depose Vic Mignogna first but only under the agreement that you do not file a TCPA until after Monica Rial and Ron Toye have also been deposed. Or, we depose Monica and Ron, you depose Vic, and we agree on an extension to the TCPA filing to give you more time."

Casey in both cases has refused both offers as far as I can tell.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Hearing date has been set for the 31st

To all Kiwi Kommando agents, your mission should you choose to accept it.

On May 31, 2019, be in the courtroom located on the 3rd floor of the Tom Vandergriff Civil Courts Building, at 100 North Calhoun Street, Fort Worth Texas, no later then 11:15 AM local time. Bring only a pen and some paper to write on and dress appropriately.

 

[break these cuffs]

To all Kiwi Kommando agents, your mission should you choose to accept it.

On May 31, 2019, be in the courtroom located on the 3rd floor of the Tom Vandergriff Civil Courts Building, at 100 North Calhoun Street, Fort Worth Texas, no later then 11:15 AM local time. Bring only a pen and some paper to write on and dress appropriately.

Please shower as well as to not attract undue attention

 

[beardium]

Hearing date has been set for the 31st

Absolute mad lad. You working for BHBH or wut ?

To all Kiwi Kommando agents, your mission should you choose to accept it.

On May 31, 2019, be in the courtroom located on the 3rd floor of the Tom Vandergriff Civil Courts Building, at 100 North Calhoun Street, Fort Worth Texas, no later then 11:15 AM local time. Bring only a pen and some paper to write on and dress appropriately.

Alright booking a plane from Asia To Texas right away. Rofl. On a serious note hopefully one of the kiwi kommando attends the hearing.

 

[KittyLoaf]

Please shower as well as to not attract undue attention

Goes without saying, but keep as quiet as possible, too.
Here's hoping there's gonna be a bored Kiwi in that area.

 

[Right To Bear Blarms]

Absolute mad lad. You working for BHBH or wut ?

Took a whole 20 minutes between the filing time and the time I posted it here. Still rookie numbers

 

[break these cuffs]

Took a whole 20 minutes between the filing time and the time I posted it here. Still rookie numbers

Need to sit on that page spamming F5 like it's a 2006 porn thread on /b/

 

[RodgerDodger]

tl;dr pure conjecture

I think its completely possible that funimation is funding Casey, or at a minimum telling the Soye's to delay as long as possible for the "company that helped them stand up against the predator" etc. If Funimation is funding Casey it makes sense they would tell him to stall until they get their house in order to respond to this suit. It would make even more sense they would tell casey to use up as much of vic's warchest as possible as the more money he has, the greater his ability to nail their ass to the wall going after them.

Its also possible that upper management sees the writing on the wall like Nick did in his initial video where he said "Sony might see this shit, fire everyone, and settle!" If that is the case, and they aren't as stupid as we think they are, 90 days is a good amount of time to suck as much value out of Funimation as they possibly can for themselves. At the very least 3 months notice to getting shit canned is nice.

Also the "my clients are full exceptional individual and its easier to make as much money out of litigation as possible" technique by Casey is not without its merits. If you where a lawyer, straight up told your clients "Not allowing deposition to be private is a death knell for your case, you need to stop sperging on the internet, we're in trouble for reals!" and they responded like we all know they have, what would you do? You know when these guys get disposed they're potentially going to realize how fucked they are.

Drive that bill up, replying in a non obnoxious manner is rookie numbers.

Point blank, No, not at all possible. For Funimation to indemnify MoRonica’s Legal costs , would be for them to openly admit or prove one of the points in contention. That Monica, and in particular Ron are agents of Funimation. Much of Funimations case is going to hinge on “we’re not with them!”

 

[beardium]

Shane Holmberg on Twitter: "Vic apparently has skeletons he still wan…

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I dont even have any new insults for this shoe eating chair rapist anymore. Just read and laugh at this idiot.

 

[Mrtrollenski]

That's not all you said.


My dick is hard and Rackets is on vacation REEEEEE

Yes, that’s still funimation execs acting in their best interest. They’ve no doubt talked to a lawyer and may be smart enough to adjust their actions unlike these two. Again I’m only talking about the execs not the entire crew of exceptional peoples

 

[TheClappening]

Ty also made the extension on that TCPA (or whatever) motion tied to Vic's deposition. Once Vic is deposed, that's the end of their deadline on that motion. He's essentially slapped down his girth and told Cucksy to suck it or face the consequences.

TCPA. Texas Civil Participation Act. Texas' own version of an anti-SLAPP motion.

 

[HTTP Error 404]

Spoiler: Devil's Advocate time

"But your Honor, Nick Rekieta, a famous lawyer on Youtube, whom Ty has appeared with and is actively sending information to, was also bragging about how he would use Ron and Monica's deposition to embarrass them. How can Mr. Beard complain about such a situation when one of his confidants is openly talking about doing the exact same thing?"

 

[PrinceofAllCucks]

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Spoiler: Devil's Advocate time

"But your Honor, Nick Rekieta, a famous lawyer on Youtube, whom Ty has appeared with and is actively sending information to, was also bragging about how he would use Ron and Monica's deposition to embarrass them. How can Mr. Beard complain about such a situation when one of his confidants is openly talking about doing the exact same thing?"

He'd probably respond with the fact that Nick is a third party unrelated to the case, and any information Nick had received was through his own research. At no point did Ty supply Nick with any information other than a "That does not contradict the information we have at this time." Anything that Nick has used has been taken from public record, and as a private citizen, he would have the right to report on the case with the information as he sees fit. So long as his statements are not made to defame the parties involved.

Edit: There is also a major difference in Nick, an unrelated third party in the eyes of the court, disclosing publically available information, and the deposition being revealed by Monica and Ron, who are defendants in the case itself.

 

[Slab Bulkhead]

Not to mention Ty pushed for privacy from the start so trying to claim that Ty/nick are trying to openly defame monica and so on (calling people stupid on the internet is not defamation by the way no matter how much exceptional individuals like to claim it is) would be an outright bogus claim that anyone with a single brain cell would see through.

 

[repentance]

He'd probably respond with the fact that Nick is a third party unrelated to the case, and any information Nick had received was through his own research. At no point did Ty supply Nick with any information other than a "That does not contradict the information we have at this time." Anything that Nick has used has been taken from public record, and as a private citizen, he would have the right to report on the case with the information as he sees fit. So long as his statements are not made to defame the parties involved.

Edit: There is also a major difference in Nick, an unrelated third party in the eyes of the court, disclosing publically available information, and the deposition being revealed by Monica and Ron, who are defendants in the case itself.

It's not unusual for depositions to become public only if they're admitted into court as evidence. Nick said that if they were publicly available he would read them, but I'm sure he also anticipated that one or both sides would be seeking confidentiality.

I'm not sure this isn't a tactical move on Ty's part to force Mon and Ron to be the ones to oppose confidentiality. If they win on that now, they have nowhere to go later if shit comes out during their depositions which they don't want made public. They're not going to get a second bite at that particular cherry without Ty's agreement.

 

[PrinceofAllCucks]

It's not unusual for depositions to become public only if they're admitted into court as evidence. Nick said that if they were publicly available he would read them, but I'm sure he also anticipated that one or both sides would be seeking confidentiality.

I'm not sure this isn't a tactical move on Ty's part to force Mon and Ron to be the ones to oppose confidentiality. If they win on that now, they have nowhere to go later if shit comes out during their depositions which they don't want made public. They're not going to get a second bite at that particular cherry without Ty's agreement.

It was most likely an expected outcome, but is generally just the first move during a case like this where sexual encounters could be called into question. Either way, Ronica showed just how far they're willing to go to defame Vic, even if it loses them the case.

 

[beardium]

I hope the video depositions show ron pissing himself and crying while being deposed by the Amazons.