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

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So with the defendants having 20 days to file whatever they will (asking for an extension or their sur-replies themselves), I'm guessing we'll see some new filings by Thursday? Assuming they can be arsed to keep to a deadline of course.
 
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FGO-Professor-P2PBTW said:
Okay so is the lawsuit finally going to slow down? Ignore Ron being Ron off to the side, much like Monica's bull every night.
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By the nature of the appeals court, yes.
Corona-Chan pretty much froze the drama for the moment as well, but don't be deceived into thinking this entire thing be over anytime soon.
 
Doodler98 said:
So with the defendants having 20 days to file whatever they will (asking for an extension or their sur-replies themselves), I'm guessing we'll see some new filings by Thursday? Assuming they can be arsed to keep to a deadline of course.
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There isn't really a deadline as such. The last reply specifically permitted by the rules was what Vic just submitted. They could also file a motion to strike or whatever if they think Vic is over word limits. I would bet on a motion letting them know they are working on a reply. The court has been operating on the accelerated schedule even though, so far as I know, nobody has filed a single document on time.

There isn't really "on time" for optional filings other than get them in before the court moves forward.

Then they'll set a date for oral arguments (probably) and make a decision. Unlike a state Supreme Court, they'll generally write an opinion justifying the decision, whatever it is. It's the one appeal you have as of right, rather than at the discretion of a court of last resort (for some reason Texas has separate courts of last resort for criminal and civil cases) Because Texas.
 
@AnOminous ah my bad, I thought they had 20 days to file those, so I was expecting either the document itself or them asking for more time. Thanks for clearing that up!
 
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The court has been operating on the accelerated schedule even though, so far as I know, nobody has filed a single document on time.
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as far as my experience of court matters goes, this is relatively normal.
 
Doodler98 said:
@AnOminous ah my bad, I thought they had 20 days to file those, so I was expecting either the document itself or them asking for more time. Thanks for clearing that up!
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I'm expecting a motion for more time. Unless they completely forget they're filing again. So if Volney or Johnson are filing we'll see that, and if MoRon are, we can expect a colossal fuckup of some sort.
 
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AnOminous said:
I'm expecting a motion for more time. Unless they completely forget they're filing again. So if Volney or Johnson are filing we'll see that, and if MoRon are, we can expect a colossal fuckup of some sort.
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Just wait. Once MoRon file again, Ron Toye will pop up again like a canker-sore in a person's mouth and gloat about how their response will mark the end for Vic. Then we look at said document and our common response will be: "What the fuck is this?"
 
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If the coof continues to fuck things over for a while, and they do any sort of remote court hearings online I'll die happy because I wanna see the MoRon chimpout when they either get everything thrown back at them or they get told no more money or both
 
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Unfortunately for us his ego won't let him succumb to self-medication via alcoholism. Here's hoping the appeals judgment shreds it for us!
 
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