The VV legal myths part 2
Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2011 5:47 am
A summation of the bankruptcy shenanigans following the Kiss lawsuit .. Any myth that lays claim to him being dealt a bad hand ... BUSTED
Note: I use the word shenanigans because as by definition it truly defines the actions of VV during this process
shenanigans - plural of she·nan·i·gans (Noun)
Noun: Secret or dishonest activity or maneuvering.
September 5, 2003, dismissing the Debtor's claims in their entirety and awarding $66,457.47 in attorney's fees and $15,473.90 in costs
December 14, 2007, the Debtor entered into a retainer agreement with attorney Dave Nave
original principal balance of $81,931.37 redused to $52,171.86.
May 15, 2009, the Debtor filed a legal malpractice claim against Nave in state court seeking $400,000 in compensatory damages and exemplary damages. The Debtor did not list this prepetition claim on his
schedules.
retained attorney Joe Weyant
he received copyright royalties from BMI which were subject to the Appellees' lien and outstanding garnishment. He did not disclose receipt of those funds
discharged his bankruptcy attorney—Weyant
$37,925.40 in monetary sanctions awarded by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals against the Debtor for filing a frivolous appeal
We cannot excuse a lack of good faith based upon a debtor's pro se status, particularly when the debtor was in fact represented by counsel or had retained counsel during the vast majority of his time in the bankruptcy court, but failed to follow counsel's advice.
Having found that the Debtor had acted, and was continuing to act, in bad faith
The Debtor has rushed litigation repeatedly in this Court when it suits his purpose to avoid resolution of the Ninth Circuit proceedings and delayed litigation when it does not suit his purpose
Of course he lost again, these are public document's, for the full read.. please form your own opinion
http://www.leagle.com/xmlResult.aspx?xm ... -2007-curr
Note: I use the word shenanigans because as by definition it truly defines the actions of VV during this process
shenanigans - plural of she·nan·i·gans (Noun)
Noun: Secret or dishonest activity or maneuvering.
September 5, 2003, dismissing the Debtor's claims in their entirety and awarding $66,457.47 in attorney's fees and $15,473.90 in costs
December 14, 2007, the Debtor entered into a retainer agreement with attorney Dave Nave
original principal balance of $81,931.37 redused to $52,171.86.
May 15, 2009, the Debtor filed a legal malpractice claim against Nave in state court seeking $400,000 in compensatory damages and exemplary damages. The Debtor did not list this prepetition claim on his
schedules.
retained attorney Joe Weyant
he received copyright royalties from BMI which were subject to the Appellees' lien and outstanding garnishment. He did not disclose receipt of those funds
discharged his bankruptcy attorney—Weyant
$37,925.40 in monetary sanctions awarded by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals against the Debtor for filing a frivolous appeal
We cannot excuse a lack of good faith based upon a debtor's pro se status, particularly when the debtor was in fact represented by counsel or had retained counsel during the vast majority of his time in the bankruptcy court, but failed to follow counsel's advice.
Having found that the Debtor had acted, and was continuing to act, in bad faith
The Debtor has rushed litigation repeatedly in this Court when it suits his purpose to avoid resolution of the Ninth Circuit proceedings and delayed litigation when it does not suit his purpose
Of course he lost again, these are public document's, for the full read.. please form your own opinion
http://www.leagle.com/xmlResult.aspx?xm ... -2007-curr
