Anthony Parsons
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What does that mean Shamil?
It's not open to the public eyes - they probably contain sensitive information.What does that mean Shamil?
Because a court must allow parties to perform things, hence how you can stuff a court case around for many many years if you want to. I did it for 7 years, stuffing a person around... just to drag them out in court, and it worked, as he ended up so snowed down in legal costs that he finally stopped lying and came clean about what he did, thus my burden was diminished to equality, not just I was in the wrong according to him.Makes me wonder why any court system would allow this farce to continue, if they refuse to provide evidence AND witnesses.
Probably tweets from 2012I believe that some evidence is being provided by Plaintiff at this time, or some other sensitive data, in support of the motion.
Those would not be under seal - things such as financial information, trade secrets etc, would be.Probably tweets from 2012
Those would not be under seal - things such as financial information, trade secrets etc, would be.
sound familiar?Internet Brands, Inc.'s (“Internet Brands”) witnesses ignored deposition subpoenas issued from this Court and did not appear for their depositions, in the absence of any Court-ordered relief from the subpoenas. Internet Brands simply filed a Motion to Quash (on the day of the depositions) and then refused to appear.
Perhaps there is evidence of acts concerning minors that are contained within Plaintiff's discovery materials that they wish to be sealed...Those would not be under seal - things such as financial information, trade secrets etc, would be.
Perhaps there is evidence of acts concerning minors that are contained within Plaintiff's discovery materials that they wish to be sealed...
It's almost funny.An interesting tidbit, Plaintiff's attorneys are also representing Internet Brands in another case. Wendy Giberti, Walsh are attorneys for IB. Whilst, Rosenblum is also named. These guys have been subpoenaed in Texas, with case in California as well, named: In the Matter of the Deposition Subpoenas Served on Internet Brands Inc's Attorneys and Chief Technology Officer. sound familiar?
Wait... he's the guy from Davesgarden.comIt's a recurring theme within IB cases - they buy then sue the former owner(s) based on that they start a competing website.
That is IB's plan for sure.It's all just a charade designed to waste as many resources as is humanly and financially possible.
I was completely joking about that part. I was going to say "page boy interns." Perhaps since they are using RICO, there might be a drug bust in the paperwork somewhere too so they are requesting the entire case be sealed pending review by the DEA.Hmm, I thought teenagers were dealt with redactions and case names -oh well.
That said, it is most likely trade secrets.
Perhaps since they are using RICO, there might be a drug bust in the paperwork somewhere too so they are requesting the entire case be sealed pending review by the DEA.
Those were the days!Makes you long for the days when you could call out a person who offended your honor into the street at high noon and allow smoking iron and hot led to provide speedy jurisprudence.
You can still call out a person but these days the only thing smoking is the persons keyboard from typing out a flaming message really fast.Makes you long for the days when you could call out a person who offended your honor into the street at high noon and allow smoking iron and hot led to provide speedy jurisprudence.
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