Virtually Blind has obtained Brock Pierce’s Answer and Counterclaims (.pdf) responding to the Amended Complaint filed by Alan Debonneville (see earlier coverage) regarding various underhanded moves at well-known virtual property dealer, Internet Gaming Entertainment (IGE). As is traditional with formal Answers in U.S. legal proceedngs, the first part of this is pretty dry, full of [...]
Virtually Blind has obtained the Amended Complaint (.pdf) filed in the Central District of California on behalf of Alan Debonneville against Internet Gaming Entertainment (IGE) founder Brock Pierce. Debonneville is identified as a co-founder of US IGE. The Amended Complaint (which I must caution readers is an advocacy document, and thus only reflects one side [...]
Virtually Blind periodically runs “quicklinks” — items that are not long enough for a full story, but are worth a click. Here’s today’s, slightly less quick than usual. First, it is old news, but I’d not seen this courts-and-virtual-property story until a reader sent it in. Apparently, way back in December, 2003 a Chinese court [...]
Posted in Virtual Law on February 28th, 2008 No Comments »
Quick note to remind readers that February 29 is the last day for early registration for the Virtual Law Conference in New York City, April 3-4. Registration also covers entrance to the “Virtual Worlds 2008” conference (which runs concurrently) and all associated events. The price goes up $300 after the 29th, and another $400 at [...]
