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03/21/23 10:15 AM

#96422 RE: zombywolf #96421

yes, this is the 1st time we get to view the per se TRANSCRIPT from the MYSTERIOUS dallas case

very REVEALING info regarding ALL parties

it's PIVOTAL information for a lawyer cuz it involves all the same parties we're in

contention with, so it gives us VALUABLE data/facts re: modus operandi going forward



MOST PERTINENT KEY POINTS ARE re: settlement ~

Mr. Spangenberg further testified that when he looked at this deal

he did not see sufficient financial room in the deal to allow for a payout

of [REDACTED] to any entity like his (common knowledge that spangenberg liked BIG $ deals)


Mr. Whitman testified that the settlement of the patent case for [REDACTED] was rare


KEY POINTS from arbitration ~

re: the "Settlement" CBV has received [REDACTED]

and ChanBond has received [REDACTED]

Another [REDACTED] went to the underlying lawyers

[REDACTED] went to the funder (Omni)

and [REDACTED] remains in escrow

At this time, approximately [REDACTED] remains in the qualified settlement fund

the principals of CBV ("the Bears") would never agree to a [REDACTED] out of gross proceeds of any patent monetization, and that without CBV’s consent, Section 2.8 of the Patent Purchase Agreement operates to preclude Claimant’s (deirdre) recovery

Mr. Carter ultimately failed and refused to make the payment referenced in the ASA

[/color] Claimant (deirdre) acknowledged that the ASA was backdated to April 9, 2015, as she actually signed the ASA on July 28, 2015

Spangenberg originally offered the CBV deal to Mr. Carter but Mr. Carter could not come up with the money to do the deal

Claimant (deirdre) had discussions with Respondent Carter that she would take a job at Technicolor because they needed money

Billy Carter begged her to sell ChanBond to him

Mr. Spangenberg initially tried to offer the CBV deal to Mr. Carter but Mr. Carter could not come up with the money

Mr. Whitman was hoping for a quick settlement and eager to get the case settled prior to trial

the damages expert was not as strong as he could have been

the infringement expert had his own issues

Mr. Whitman tried to help with the dispute between the Bears and Claimant (deirdre) but was unsuccessful

settlement agreement had to address the potential scenario of Claimant (deirdre) suing all the settling parties

Mr., Carter testified that once Claimant terminated the ASA he was relieved as it would be more money for him

the inventors were challenging and had a hard time articulating their inventions

Mr. Carter had Unified Online and ChanBond execute an ASA for the patents at issue but he did not tell the Bears about it

AllinFun

03/22/23 8:54 AM

#96424 RE: zombywolf #96421

Only way the court sides with this decision is if they do zero due diligence on the case. This is laughable.