In the stylized Japanese cartoons known as anime, a superhero typically leaps to the rescue. But in real life, sometimes lawyers fill that role. In Gaimz Candies LLC v. Funimation Productions Ltd., et al. , a lawyer saved the day by successfully defending his three clients in a fraud suit and securing a take-nothing judgment for them.
June 06, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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In the stylized Japanese cartoons known as anime, a superhero typically leaps to the rescue. But in real life, sometimes lawyers fill that role.
In Gaimz Candies LLC v. Funimation Productions Ltd., et al. , Mike Carnahan saved the day by successfully defending his three clients in a fraud suit and securing a take-nothing judgment for them, which 133rd District Judge Jaclanel McFarland of Houston signed on May 24.
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