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So an update. Justin Lanasa is directly and indirectly (ie through his companies where he is the sole owner and officer) involved in three federal legal proceedings. All of which he is initiated to some degree - two of them from scratch, one in response to a minor action in the Trademark...

I agree. One of the most consistently funny things about the WotC lawsuit has been that it seems to be the one instance where Justin has hired lawyer suitable to the scope of the task... which means that his NC lawyer who demanded to appear pro hac vice because he was the expert and needed to be...

They're not really required to at this stage - they put forward their explanation why they believe that he is responsible for it, then he gets to reply with his explanation why not (ie him saying "I didn't do it") and they'll get a right of reply to his reply. This part is what's known as an...

I'm pretty sure he did - but while Ernie was in hospital they shifted their focus to Arneson for a while, then dropped it. Given that the "they" there is Wonderfilled and NuTSR, former sworn enemies... I think it's safe to say Justin was hopeful they could still be friends when it benefits him...

I'm assuming, based on observations of various accounts - that Justin reached out to Griff Morgan to help him out, make TSR a star of the (tiny) convention he ran etc and Griff pragmatically realised there'd be nothing but suffering in it for him (and the Arneson family almost certainly agreed)...

Assuming they care (1. it's a ridiculous price and 2. they'd probably rather have the money than the building) Wizards likely has a few options for freezing that particular asset since it may or may not be relevant to the nature of their countersuit. Putting a lien on it usually comes with the...

One of the things that is truly hilarious about this is the staggeringly high probability that WotC did try to explain to Justin they really don't want to do anything... they just can't allow anyone to use their trademarks and that's why their action was to see cancellation. Justin is the one...

Warhammer games are famous for being resolved in 15 minutes or less...

Dinehart is also attempting conflate them... and has finally mentioned Ernie again... has to include the middle name and "Jr" of course. He's also begging for someone to put his junk back on Wikipedia and referring to the whole event as "TSR was cancelled" The amount of denial going is...

It's also hilarious to read the bits about the Interrogatories where Justin's lawyer claims "we answered perfectly... it was just a perfect answer...". For example, he stands by his claim that the... lemme check my notes... certified court records are... not real.. I guess? Like he doesn't...