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Message: [QUOTE="HtownOrange, post: 4992711, member: 622"] If I recall, the ACC responded to the FL lawsuit and included a request for summary judgment with an alternative to set aside the case pending the NC suit results. The ACC contract requires all suits are subject to NC venue and law. Further, FSU's complaint is conclusion stated as fact with no substantive meat for the court to hear the case. Under contract law, a bad contract deal is not sufficient to be heard. Under copyright law, FSU has even less of an argument. FSU can revise their complaint; though, from all sources I am aware of, there is no more substance than was already included in the complaint. Any revision may weaken FSU's present arguments. And lots of other points discussed as nauseum on this site. [/QUOTE]