Eric Estavillo (who previously sued Twitch) has filed a “pro se” lawsuit against Twitter. He’s asking for $88 million in damages plus the termination of AOC and Ilhan Omar’s twitter accounts. Let’s review all the ways he gets the law wrong.
Estavillo’s previous Twitch lawsuit:
A Delaware Judge has denied Atty L. Lin Wood “pro hac vice” representation in the Carter Page v. Oath Inc. lawsuit, citing Wood’s conduct in various baseless election lawsuits. Let’s review.
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An apiary supply catalog substituted their own product in place of a competitor’s but kept the description. Is this illegal removal of “copyright management information” that carries a minimum $2,500 penalty?
