Civil Litigation
Aug. 23, 2019
Objections, sanctions pile up in FilmOn sex assault trial
Nearly doubling the number of sanctions imposed against him Thursday, FilmOn Inc. executive Alki David might break records to become the court’s most contemptible litigant.
LOS ANGELES -- Nearly doubling the number of sanctions imposed against him Thursday, FilmOn Inc. executive Alki David might break records to become the court's most contemptible litigant.
The billionaire and FilmOn Inc. executive, representing himself in a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a former employee, began his cross examination of plaintiff Elizabeth Taylor with a subdued greeting and an apology for his "outbursts."
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