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He's not even hired a lawyer, his filings are Pro Se, which is why they are full of mistakes that even a novice lawyer wouldn't make.

• oxide 10y ago
  ah, fair enough. I remember these guys from way back, when they originally didn't take Jim Sterling's criticism of Slaughtering Grounds very well. I forgot about them until they sued him, then forgot about them again until just now. It's a fitting end to the story of Digital Homicide. Completely deserved. Also, ironically enough, done by their own hand.
  • minimaxir 10y ago
    The "end" of the story is when Digital Homicide drops the lawsuit against Jim Sterling/it is thrown out of court.
  • lenzm 10y ago
    Digital Suicide
• marme 10y ago
  the funny thing about this is if he filled pro se it reveals that he does not have a corporation because you can not represent a corporation pro se. A corporation is considered its own person by law and the CEO is just an employee and only a bar licensed lawyer can represent another person or legal entity. But if you run your business as a sole proprietorship then there is no separate legal entity just you and you can represent yourself in court