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Fucking called it.
Schneider told Monte to pony up.
Schneider told Monte to pony up.
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Well that was surprisingly non-cringey. Also think Schneider didn't think it would get this far.
Schneider told Monte to pony up.
Looks like alogs in Sean's DISCORD might fuck with Monty:
Seems pretty premature to retain counsel for it. He should at least talk to someone but actually retaining them when the appeals court could just swat it down without comment? Most interlocutory appeals just get denied right out of the gate.Sounds more like Schneider said 'this is out of my league'. I'm just a small town lawyer and I don't do appeals. You're gonna need some one else to handle that, and it's gonna cost about $50k.
It looks like Nicky is going to play Ron Toye style fuck, fuck games running up the costs so Monte best have a war chest ready to go. Plus it will be humiliating if he raises more than rackets.Seems pretty premature to retain counsel for it. He should at least talk to someone but actually retaining them when the appeals court could just swat it down without comment? Most interlocutory appeals just get denied right out of the gate.
I wonder if anyone who Rackets turned his internet hate machine on will donate.He's already got $5,600+ after six hours.
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Depends on if they're even aware of this lawsuit. For instance, do the Weeb Wars people even keep up with Nick anymore?I wonder if anyone who Rackets turned his internet hate machine on will donate.
Sounds more like Schneider said 'this is out of my league'. I'm just a small town lawyer and I don't do appeals. You're gonna need some one else to handle that, and it's gonna cost about $50k.
I wonder how much of that is from people who used to watch this cuck before he told them to suck the balldo and fuck off.He's already got $5,600+ after six hours.
Out of the LawTwitter crowd, only Mike Dunford (fat tuba guy) seems to care about this latest Nick lawsuit. Douchette, Cohen, Two-Ton, and the rest of them still occasionally sperg over Nick and the GFM but don't seem to notice that Nick has absolutely imploded since 2022. And since LawTwitter loves claiming defamation is free speech, Dunford actually supports Nick here.Depends on if they're even aware of this lawsuit. For instance, do the Weeb Wars people even keep up with Nick anymore?
Do Schneider (and Monty) know that as well though? Schneider seems like not a great lawyer, just one that has all the facts on his side. I could see him saying to Monty that you need a different lawyer (maybe including a soft "if you want to"), and Monty thinking it's absolutely required. Monty probably only talked to Schneider is what I'm guessing, and is probably misinformed.Seems pretty premature to retain counsel for it. He should at least talk to someone but actually retaining them when the appeals court could just swat it down without comment? Most interlocutory appeals just get denied right out of the gate.
I don't doubt Schneider noped out, but you'd assume Monty would've set his target higher than the 15k he mentioned in the GFM announcement video if he was informed by counsel that his costs were going to be running similar to Nick's.
The MN case that resulted in their anti-SLAPP statue being voided was the picture of lousy jurisprudence. What should have happened was that the case in question [which had nothing to do with “public participation” as such] should not have been allowed to proceed as a SLAPP case simply because the defendant was an NGO looking to influence public policy matters.I don't see how you thread the needle between the anti-SLAPP not being unconstitutional in Minnesota while also providing some sort of immunity from suit such that they can reach for the interlocutory appeal option. If the anti-SLAPP is providing any immunity, it's a very limited immunity of not having to endure the cost of trial, but violating the plaintiff's right to a jury trial is why MN's anti-SLAPP was ruled unconstitutional.
This all seems like a gargantuan waste of time and money to me.
That's not the full reason that it was ruled unconstitutional. A motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim similarly cuts off a plaintiff's trial prior to it going to a jury. There's no constitutional right to have a lolsuit go before a jury.violating the plaintiff's right to a jury trial is why MN's anti-SLAPP was ruled unconstitutional
The statements at question were made by the Rekieta Media corporation's employee, on YouTube, which is the normal course of doing the company's business. That's a pretty solid reason to sue the corporation, as well as the individual.Normally, I'd think this would make absolute sense. But it doesn't seem to make any sense at all in this case. It wasn't Nick's corporation that defamed Monty. It wasn't one of his employees, so someone's suing the company. It was Nick that did it.