Recent content by Wincenworks

I feel part of the discomfort is that Justin has a tendency to push his family into this, with unclear degrees of consent and information to them. Erika briefly experimented posting on DHSM and trying to confront Tenkar in his live streams. His daughter keeps getting included in DHSM posts...

Bootlegging, but for tax evasion instead of prohibition. Somehow doubt we'll see Justin in a pinstripe suit, with a fedora and a Tommy Gun.

Family law generally puts very rigid requirements on police and then employs unusual flexibility in court, generally the logic behind it is the highest priority is the well being of any children, then the prevention of any harm to adults - and the specialist courts are used to things being very...

All the charges are misdemeanors so it's unlikely they felt the need to detain them - particularly since they're rich enough to pay for representation, bail, etc. The arrest for the domestic violence charge would likely have just involved assessing if they felt it was safe for her family for...

It's very transparently Dave Johnson He did a video review of Those Pesky Goblinz https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R2F5EVVNTBI931?ref=va_cr_lb Also seems to serve as an indicator that Dave should not be allowed with 100 feet of children based on what he thinks is totally appropriate...

I find myself looking back at how it started, the day Justin finally managed to file in the right court...

Correct. The original action has been struck off irrevocably - so TSR LLC can never get a ruling that they rightfully owned those trademarks. The counter-suit has essentially just had a line drawn through TSR LLC in the defendants - and is otherwise proceeding as normal. But WotC left open...

Trying to continue the case as is would obligate the Trustree to be involved, that's generally a no-no and would slow things down immensely. Since Justin is involved personally, they don't need TSR LLC in any way shape or form since even if he argued something required TSR LLC they would simply...

As mentioned above, I suspect the majority of it will go to the trustee. But also, if WotC establish that the registration was fraudulent in the first place (as they seek to do in Washington) then I am quietly confident they will put the $15,000 on the pile of claims they make against Justin...

You would think so, but the conventional wisdom with torts is if they stop being ruled as happening - that means society has improved somewhat or all the relevant areas are now covered under statute or other actions. For example in New Zealand, pretty much all torts relating to personal injury...

Looking at this standard, it seems it pretty much impossible to get IIED in New York without being able to cite blatantly criminal action, and that makes it weird that its in there given that Justin's lawyer is supposed to be a defense attorney and so should probably know how hard it is for...

Update on my thing - apparently we're going to have a half-day hearing to resolve at some point in the future, doesn't appear there's any urgency so, we'll see when we see.

They're currently encapsulated in the initial suit of nuTSR v. WotC, which is going to be moot once WotC acquires the trade marks by way of the bankruptcy proceedings. So currently, active we have only one major lawsuit: WotC v. nuTSR counter-suit There is also the extremely minor action of...

When you say four are you counting the complaint he's filed against me?

Yeah I think this is both joke, and a set up for a "can you believe the idiot they picked instead of me?" or "this is why I didn't actually bother applying, because they only hire people who are ..." type follow ups when the successor is appointed.