Righthaven says it might have to file for bankruptcy

vegas.inc ^ | Sept 9, 2011 | By Steven Green

[Zakeet]

Illegitimi non carborundum

A couple of points to discuss with your lawyer:

1. If I recall correctly, sanctions for unjust, false, and/or malicious prosecution can be (and frequently are) levied directly against the offending attorney. If applicable in your circumstances, you might consider bypassing the bankrupt Righthaven altogether and go directly to the source of the problem.

2. Again, if I recall correctly, corporations formed for unlawful purposes can be collapsed to the point where they lose their limited liability protection. If so, this might be another way to go directly to the source of your problem.

Either way, congratulations on today's announcement.

/Zak

[DeoVindiceSicSemperTyrannis]

[kidd]

A triumphant Jim Robinson Ali gloats over his prostrate opponent, Sonny Righthaven Liston

[longtermmemmory]

they THINK they can continue without the liability.

If bad faith/fraud can be shown then not even bankruptcy will protect them.

[Nevadan]

Wonderful to hear!

[RegulatorCountry]

Bob J is deeply saddened.

[goat granny]

The guys that make up the sayings that go with the pictures are pure genius....

[Fast Moving Angel]

Jim, have you considered filing a suit against Warren Stephens and Righthaven to get back the settlement FR paid to these crooks?

Either that, or check with your attorneys about filing a claim in their bankruptcy for a refund?

[TASMANIANRED]

Drive a stake through their hearts.

[greyfoxx39]

[The Cajun]

And Righthaven copyright lawsuit defendants considering countersuing Righthaven over what they call sham copyright claims would likely target not just Righthaven, but its deep-pocketed newspaper partners

Perhaps the best is yet to come.

[cracker45]

Is a possible RICO charge against Righthaven and its partners in crime for sham lawsuits/illegal takings in the offing? (Go after the deep-pocketed conspirators)

JC