The motion to add Halpern and Blaisure was granted because there was no opposition to it. MaxD pinned their hopes on the motion to stay execution pending the appeal. That was denied because MaxD didn’t put up any security.
Total loss and now Blaisure and Halpern are personally liable for the judgment to Google.
Execution proceedings continue in the southern district. Looks like Blaisure will be bankrupted, based on his evidence. Hard to see how he can continue on as CEO. Halpern’s whereabouts is unknown.
1. MAXD must (still) pay Google $820,000 forthwith 2. Greg Halpern + John Blaisure are also responsible for paying Google that $820,000
What does this mean?
If Google is able to find anything of value belonging to MAXD, they can place a lien on it. They have already done so with MAXD's empty bank accounts + MAXD's worthless patents + Attia's frivolous lawsuit.
Furthermore, they can now do the same thing to assets belonging to MAXD's CEO + CFO. Their bank accounts, their house(s), their vehicles.
I would not be surprised if Google now petitions to put MAXD into bankruptcy.
Thank you Urban. What exactly the THE Court say? Was it a complete denial? Glad you were able to find the information. Please share it . I appreciate your hard work! Thank you