Warner Bros. Above the Law? Well Looks Like Eventually Warner Bros. is brought to their Knees..

oK well in this Case Below it is Small Change.. However, when the Warner Bros. Is Really Brought to their Knees and Time Warner Inc. and Warner Bros. as Well As AOL Shareholders find out about the Trillions of Dollars in Liability they will have to pay over the Iviewit Blatantly Stolen Technology and well the Without a Doubt Proof of Time Warner Inc. , Warner Bros. Knowledge of the Iviewit Technologies Scandal... well Billions Upon Billions Will be Paid per Company.. and this Will Be a Big Deal.. Here is News on the Warner Bros. Sucks.. .. aspect of Reality...

"Supreme Court denies Warner Bros. appeal in Ladd case

EXCLUSIVE: The California Supreme Court today denied Warner Bros.' appeal of its long-running legal battle with producer Alan Ladd Jr. over license fees from "Blade Runner, "Chariots of Fire" and the "Police Academy" series, paving the way for Ladd to enforce a $3.2 million jury verdict against the studio.

As you'll recall, Ladd convinced a jury in 2007 that Warners underpaid license fees owed to his Ladd Co. by bundling his popular films together with some stinkers and licensing them in bulk, then allocating a massive license fee across all the films in the package.

Warners appealed the verdict, arguing that Ladd had failed to prove a breach of contract and that the damages calculations weren't supported by the evidence or the testimony of Ladd's expert. The appeals court in May sided with Ladd, while sending a few issues back to the trial court.

Warners then appealed to the state Supreme Court, which today declined to hear the appeal.
That means Warner Bros. will have about 30 days to pay the judgment (about $4.3 million now, with interest).

The remaining issues go back to the trial court, unless the parties can work out a settlement.

"It's what we expected," Ladd lead lawyer John Gatti tells us. Warner Bros. declined to comment. "

Link to Source of Article
http://thresq.hollywoodreporter.com/2010/08/ladd-warner-bros-supreme-court-appeal-denied.html

More on Warner Bros. SEC Complaint
https://docs.google.com/View?id=dgvpzjzw_9ghxg4km9

More on Warner Bros. Involved in the Iviewit Technology Theft

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http://iviewit.tv/wordpress/?p=290

http://www.jorgelabarga.com/2010/03/eliot-bernstein-of-iviewit-technologies.html

http://www.antitrustviolations.com/2010/02/warner-bros-signed-non-disclosure.html

http://www.i-newswire.com/iviewit-inventor-eliot-bernstein/44119

http://www.jeffreybewkes.com/2010/02/iviewit-stolen-patent-hall-and.html