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

Far Queue said:
While I would have loved to see Casey dragged into court and have to explain to a judge why his clients are now asking for the very thing that less than a month ago they vehemently denied wanting to grant the plaintiff, I can see that for BHBH it's just not worth the time and it doesn't cost them anything either. If this is really just bluff and a stall for time, then granting the request things will progress more quickly and it denies the opposition what they really wanted.

MoRonica aren't going to magically have 100 names with this confidentiality order. They've still got absolutely no evidence either with or without a protective order. If they try to sandbag further after this they look even worse going into court after BHBH went out of their way to be nice when they really didn't have to be and BHBH doesn't even look remotely unreasonable to the judge. However, I do suspect that they want all of the information they can get going into the depositions if for no other reason than to press Ron and Monica on it and expose all of it for the flimsy charade it is.

I'm sure that there's some idiotic plan behind all of this in the mind of MoRonica, even if its unfathomable stupid and will work out about as well as all of their other plans. It might not be a bad idea to include some kind of language that would allow BHBH to release information related to the interrogatories should Ron go (or maybe I should say when Ron goes) on Twitter and spouts off lies about what they contain.
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I think the idiotic plan was to try to get BHBH to waste time and resources fighting the confidentiality order while they should have been getting ready to depose. It may have even been the gameplan from the beginning when initially denying it. Just waste time and money, while really pissing off the judge, when Casey was going to ask for it to begin with and he knew it would be agreed to. If BHBH don't agree to it, then they'll be able to stall the interrogatories beyond the deposition while wasting more time and money on hearings and motions. They seem dead fucking set on making this as long and painful as possible with little chance of winning. The only reasonable outcome I can see for them is losing less, which means Funimation losing more. They don't seem interested in doing that.

I know that generally you can only get deposed once in a case, but that the court can order a second deposition. How common is that? If Casey continues to play chickenshit games and in fact does not provide the interrogatories in a timely fashion before the deposition, how likely would the court rule that MoRonica could be deposed a second time after BHBH have a chance to review them? What would be the minimum time that would be considered in a timely fashion, 24 hours before deposition? We've seen that the Honorable John P. Chupp does not like this shit and he is not impressed. This latest stunt will not improve Casey's position and will only confirm BHBH's stated fears that Casey is going to continue playing games. I want to see if he has the balls to file TCPA after Vic gets deposed after stating in open court that he would not. I think he might.
 
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I think the idiotic plan was to try to get BHBH to waste time and resources fighting the confidentiality order while they should have been getting ready to depose. It may have even been the gameplan from the beginning when initially denying it. Just waste time and money, while really pissing off the judge, when Casey was going to ask for it to begin with and he knew it would be agreed to. If BHBH don't agree to it, then they'll be able to stall the interrogatories beyond the deposition while wasting more time and money on hearings and motions. They seem dead fucking set on making this as long and painful as possible with little chance of winning. The only reasonable outcome I can see for them is losing less, which means Funimation losing more. They don't seem interested in doing that.

I know that generally you can only get deposed once in a case, but that the court can order a second deposition. How common is that? If Casey continues to play chickenshit games and in fact does not provide the interrogatories in a timely fashion before the deposition, how likely would the court rule that MoRonica could be deposed a second time after BHBH have a chance to review them? What would be the minimum time that would be considered in a timely fashion, 24 hours before deposition? We've seen that the Honorable John P. Chupp does not like this shit and he is not impressed. This latest stunt will not improve Casey's position and will only confirm BHBH's stated fears that Casey is going to continue playing games. I want to see if he has the balls to file TCPA after Vic gets deposed after stating in open court that he would not. I think he might.
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If he does that, he loses the case. the judge will start to favor ty in every way and ty knowing this would fight against a jury trial..... and the judge, hating casey's guts, would side with ty.

from there it's a beatdown of almost sad proportions. because casey pissed the judge off with his gay ops.

note: i have no legal experience, but even i know: do not piss off the judge. he can and will make your life hell and make you waste money on filing an appeal.
 
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Far Queue said:
While I would have loved to see Casey dragged into court and have to explain to a judge why his clients are now asking for the very thing that less than a month ago they vehemently denied wanting to grant the plaintiff, I can see that for BHBH it's just not worth the time and it doesn't cost them anything either. If this is really just bluff and a stall for time, then granting the request things will progress more quickly and it denies the opposition what they really wanted.
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It's also ultimately no big deal if they refuse to turn over answers to interrogatories that are all questions asking them what their evidence for all their defamatory "Vic is a rapist" shit is. This is their opportunity to show they have an affirmative defense.

If they don't do that, they just flat out lose. That's all there is to that.
 
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break these cuffs said:
I think the idiotic plan was to try to get BHBH to waste time and resources fighting the confidentiality order while they should have been getting ready to depose. It may have even been the gameplan from the beginning when initially denying it. Just waste time and money, while really pissing off the judge, when Casey was going to ask for it to begin with and he knew it would be agreed to. If BHBH don't agree to it, then they'll be able to stall the interrogatories beyond the deposition while wasting more time and money on hearings and motions. They seem dead fucking set on making this as long and painful as possible with little chance of winning. The only reasonable outcome I can see for them is losing less, which means Funimation losing more. They don't seem interested in doing that.

I know that generally you can only get deposed once in a case, but that the court can order a second deposition. How common is that? If Casey continues to play chickenshit games and in fact does not provide the interrogatories in a timely fashion before the deposition, how likely would the court rule that MoRonica could be deposed a second time after BHBH have a chance to review them? What would be the minimum time that would be considered in a timely fashion, 24 hours before deposition? We've seen that the Honorable John P. Chupp does not like this shit and he is not impressed. This latest stunt will not improve Casey's position and will only confirm BHBH's stated fears that Casey is going to continue playing games. I want to see if he has the balls to file TCPA after Vic gets deposed after stating in open court that he would not. I think he might.
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We have to remember the depositions are scheduled at the courthouse, which means general objections can be ruled on immediately, BUT they could just as easily throw in a question like: “mr/ms Ron was it your idea to change your mind on confidentiality or was it your fake wife?”
“Ms MoRonica was it your idea to change your mind or did you decide to lie to us and the court?”
You don’t have to make the entire deposition a shit show akin to the Alex Jones depo, but you can still have fun watching them squirm.

Treat your opponent how they treat you

Edit: fixed something I missed
 
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I guess I get my wish after all and get to see Casey try to defend MoRonicas stupidity in court. Any idea how long it would take for the transcript for the eventual hearing to become available? I don't know if it just took Nick a while to get the last ones that he read the other night and they were available sooner, but this is going to be a real doozy.
 
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Has Vic finally done it? Is he unleashing Ty and the Amazons?
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My guess is that Casey wanted a confidentiality agreement for his clients, but wouldn't grant the same to Vic in which case what the hell is Ty supposed to do about it? I don't think Casey is stupid enough to do that without Monica and Ron telling him that's what they want, but I'd hope he's smart enough to have all of these idiotic requests of theirs in writing because he has to know they'll eventually try to throw him under the bus when all of this goes tits up.
 
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My guess is that Casey wanted a confidentiality agreement for his clients, but wouldn't grant the same to Vic in which case what the hell is Ty supposed to do about it? I don't think Casey is stupid enough to do that without Monica and Ron telling him that's what they want, but I'd hope he's smart enough to have all of these idiotic requests of theirs in writing because he has to know they'll eventually try to throw him under the bus when all of this goes tits up.
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Nope, he’s a super lawyer so I expect bar complaints when they lose more than I expect him to be smart enough to get all their bullshit in writing
 
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Tbh I was somewhat disappointed they'd apparently (according to Nick) been hammering out an agreement.

This is what I actually wanted to see. Thanks MoRon!

An opening benchslap to these stupid motherfuckers in cold, hard cash penalties will be delicious.
 
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AnOminous said:
Tbh I was somewhat disappointed they'd apparently (according to Nick) been hammering out an agreement.

This is what I actually wanted to see. Thanks MoRon!

An opening benchslap to these stupid motherfuckers in cold, hard cash penalties will be delicious.
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According to exhibit D page 2, they were, but Casey has exceptional clients... and exceptional demands as a super lawyer :optimistic:
 
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AnOminous said:
Tbh I was somewhat disappointed they'd apparently (according to Nick) been hammering out an agreement.

This is what I actually wanted to see. Thanks MoRon!

An opening benchslap to these stupid motherfuckers in cold, hard cash penalties will be delicious.
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From Exhibits C & D it appears as though there was a good bit of back and forth email conversation trying to come to an arrangement. It just didn't happen.

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Good lord, the more and more I read Casey’s unwillingness to comply the more I believe in the giant FigOps going on.

Every single objection Casey and his clients have seem to be to withhold shit that would potentially be used in a round 2, round 3, etc.

Funimation you’re in for a rude awakening if you play the same games.... remember ONE OF YOU WILL take the worst hit in round one.
 
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Here's the motion I assume Nick will be discussing.

The appendices are interesting - notably Casey seems to have complaints about what he has been given as well.
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It's been a while since I have read a doc. Not used to seeing the names "Ronald" or "Monica" after everyone refers to them as MoRon, Soye, Moronica and so on. Those are fighting words from the Beard.
Also, notice how Casey's emails suddenly appear to not be completely autistic/spergy in style of writing? Pretty sure it indicates that two certain individuals were pushing him to do write some garbage. He might come off as a smug pos, but it's noticeably calmer than his prior emails.
 
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