Matt Hoss & h3h3: It's complicated

Hello everyone! This week I have yet another update for you in the Matt Hoss v. h3h3 lawsuit. In this episode, I'll go over the mistake that allowed Matt Hoss' to temporarily win a Motion to Compel, that is, a request for a court order forcing the Kleins to turn over all sorts of documents related to their Youtube channel. It's very complicated, which turns out to be a great example of how federal civil procedure works. Next time, I'll go over the TWO motions for judgement on the pleadings that were filed, what that is, and why they were denied. And, of course, whatever else happens in the mean time. Thank you for watching. I'd love to hear from you in the comments below. Remember to like and subscribe if you want to see more of my videos. Thank you to all of my supporters. I use Patreon to help build support for the channel. https://www.patreon.com/ljfrench My dream is to create a public service law firm for copyright and internet issues, giving creative and talented people access to justice in areas of law that don't normally provide pro bono or low cost legal services. I definitely can't do that alone, and your support is something I can show to larger legal services organizations in seeking their support as well. A special thank you to my Patreon $5+ supporters: Mike Huddleston Mark Kasimoff Bytesback Ph34rB33r Charles Miller Daniel Nichols Jamie Sawyer Michael Morris Eric Duncan Thyri Tymoteusz Paul Kristopher Grimslie Ethan Quach Richard Shotwell Lowezar Miles Spoor I have a few videos in the works, including the next h3h3 lawsuit update, an update on the star trek Axanar fan fiction lawsuit, and the story of how the Kardashians are being sued for infringing on make-up company's trademark. Thank you for watching and I'll see you next week. Please note: you shouldn't take legal advice or make any individual legal conclusions from this video.