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Based on your username, I am going to assume you are referring to this lawsuit: http://www.scribd.com/doc/139975904/Aaron-Greenspan-lawsuit http://www.scribd.c

Based on your username, I am going to assume you are referring to this lawsuit: http://www.scribd.com/doc/139975904/Aaron-Greenspan-lawsuit http://www.scribd.com/doc/139975904/Aaron-Greenspan-lawsuit In which case you are the Plaintiff suing these companies which is very different than the US government suing them.

thinkcomp 13y ago
That's the original complaint--an amended complaint has been filed since--but I'm not sure I follow... Whether or not the law has been enforced has nothing to do with their compliance. The full docket is here: http://www.plainsite.org/flashlight/case.html?id=2434524 http://www.plainsite.org/flashlight/case.html?id=2434524
- diziet 13y ago
  Aaron, there is no question in my mind that the MTA laws are at best inappropriate and the varied enforcement (or lack of enforcement) of the laws are irrational. But I wonder what goal the complains and lawsuits would bring do you want to accomplish?
xpop2027 13y ago
Nice find.
aryanet 13y ago
Holly! That is one hell of a plaintiff list. I am going to enjoy reading this.
- michaelhoffman 13y ago
  I think you mean it is a hell of a defendant list. There's only one plaintiff, Think Computer Corporation.
cbr 13y ago
Summary: Aaron Greenspan was running a company handling money online until 2011 when he ran into regulatory issues with the state of CA. He's now suing many other organizations who are doing similar things, claiming those organizations aren't trying to comply with the law which gives them an unfair advantage. He appears to representing himself.
- thinkcomp 13y ago
  "He appears to representing himself." Not true, look at the docket.
  - cbr 13y ago
    Sorry, I got that from: REQUEST FOR CIVIL LOCAL RULE 3-9(b) EXEMPTION AND RETIREMENT This complaint is not signed by a member of the Bar of this Court and Plaintiff is a corporation. Civil Local Rule 3-9(b) requires corporations to retain counsel...

thinkcomp 13y ago

That's the original complaint--an amended complaint has been filed since--but I'm not sure I follow... Whether or not the law has been enforced has nothing to do with their compliance. The full docket is here: http://www.plainsite.org/flashlight/case.html?id=2434524 http://www.plainsite.org/flashlight/case.html?id=2434524

diziet 13y ago
Aaron, there is no question in my mind that the MTA laws are at best inappropriate and the varied enforcement (or lack of enforcement) of the laws are irrational. But I wonder what goal the complains and lawsuits would bring do you want to accomplish?

xpop2027 13y ago

Nice find.

aryanet 13y ago

Holly! That is one hell of a plaintiff list. I am going to enjoy reading this.

michaelhoffman 13y ago
I think you mean it is a hell of a defendant list. There's only one plaintiff, Think Computer Corporation.

cbr 13y ago

Summary: Aaron Greenspan was running a company handling money online until 2011 when he ran into regulatory issues with the state of CA. He's now suing many other organizations who are doing similar things, claiming those organizations aren't trying to comply with the law which gives them an unfair advantage. He appears to representing himself.

thinkcomp 13y ago
"He appears to representing himself." Not true, look at the docket.
- cbr 13y ago
  Sorry, I got that from: REQUEST FOR CIVIL LOCAL RULE 3-9(b) EXEMPTION AND RETIREMENT This complaint is not signed by a member of the Bar of this Court and Plaintiff is a corporation. Civil Local Rule 3-9(b) requires corporations to retain counsel...