Just when we thought it was over .... anas Abdin has officially filed an appeal of his lawsuit over the Tardigrade game.
no info yet on what grounds he is using to appeal on.
*sigh* so much for accepting the judges ruling.
Huge non-surprise.
I am surprised because it seems a waste of time and money with little basis for an appeal.
However there is already a go fund me to work on the money side.
You know what they say about fools and money.However there is already a go fund me to work on the money side.
Job creation is a win for them, I suppose?though evidently he plans to hire network engineers and a marketing firm as part of this
As no further evidence can be introduced in appellate court, this will be likely open and shut fairly quickly.
like the first time? Lol.
you do make a good point and it is what makes his gofundme perplexing. He’s wanting to pay network professionals which I can only assume is to try to somehow prove cbs saw his steam stuff. Even IF they could find that info and even IF they acquired it in a legal manner that would be admissible he simply can’t present it to an appeals court.
hes also wanting a pr and marketing firm. Again the court doesn’t care.
this is all nerdritic and me wanting to make cbs look bad and they don’t really care about anas Abdin at all. He’s a means to push their agenda. Nothing more.
The case was dismissed, wasn’t it? The judge gave every opportunity for him to come up with something of evidence and he wasn’t able to. The defendants honestly didn’t do that much to get the case dismissed. It ended up being what many of us suggested right away: there was no substantial similarity, which is the keystone of an infringement case. The court just took its time. But there was no trial. No settlement. No long drawn out discovery period. No depositions. There was barely any early motion practice. Just a lot of administrative details. The court of public opinion, however, was far more complicated.
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