Perhaps Mr. Peters Better Call Saul...(Oh wait, that'll be his lawyer if there is a criminal fraud charge after all this...my bad)Works on contingency?
No, money down!
And now much time do you think a firm would need to actually prepare whatever they need to prepare.The court posted the formal return of service today. Peters and Axanar actually have until January 21 to file an answer.
Well, if they just file a boilerplate answer--basically a straightforward denial of the allegations in the complaint--you don't need much prep time at all. But a motion to dismiss would be a lot trickier.And now much time do you think a firm would need to actually prepare whatever they need to prepare.
Actually, it's a pretty standard boilerplate filing required by law. Welcome to the way the legal system works.I dunno... Judge Klausner sounds like a by the book, buttoned down individual....
Well, if they just file a boilerplate answer--basically a straightforward denial of the allegations in the complaint--you don't need much prep time at all. But a motion to dismiss would be a lot trickier.
Well that would conclude the "pleadings" stage of our litigation. Within short order I would expect the studios to file their motion for a preliminary injunction.If they file a denial of the allegations, what's likely to happen next?
Oh. Thank you. I feared I might have missed something.
You have to read all 4,700 posts or else you don't get the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
You have to read all 4,700 posts or else you don't get the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
Helluva nose bleed.
All that means is you probably won't do very well on the test, later.Does the thread have to be read in order?
I may have skipped a few posts around page 174.
Does the thread have to be read in order?
I may have skipped a few posts around page 174.
Not to worry. We're hard at work on the "Prelude to the Axanar Litigation BBS Thread" short film. All we need is to raise $100,000 and we can begin preproduction by 2017!
14-point is actually the standard in most courts I've seen. And don't get me started on the Supreme Court...After that the judge has a standing instruction that all communications be in 10pt font.
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