Billions

By Gaston Kroub - Above the Law

Denise Shull sued 'Billions' on a variety of claims arising in IP. Here are her thoughts.

Which is to say she lost in the actual court of the Second Circuit. Soundly.

It’s never good when a federal judge cuts your lawyer off with, “That’s enough.”

Shull v. Sorkin is coming back to a courtroom near you (if you live in Manhattan), and to a livestream for everyone else.

Denise Shull can’t shake her fictionalized self next year—or the year after.

Closet infringement or no, this case is closed.

The real-life Wendy Rhoades is only a dominatrix in the courtroom.

And not just because he can kick their ass at poker.

What? Is this not a perfect pairing of artist and subject?

By Thornton McEnery

Psychology is fun and easy.

By Thornton McEnery

Back off Bobby Axelrod's friends.

Bribery, and fake passports, and $5 million bonuses, oh my!

$1 billion losses, and therapy sessions, and safe words, oh my!

Dead double-agents, and third families, and Bro PMs, oh my!

Missing informants, and martial strife, and Cleveland, oh my!

Squash games, and bibimbap, and damning memoirs, oh my!

Hot headhunters, and face punches, and middling omelettes, oh my!

You've really gone and done it this time, Bobby Axelrod.

By Thornton McEnery

Presumably this means he is again interested in a cameo on the show.

New Jersey mistresses, and trench warfare, and naked business meetings, oh my!

The Fox Business reporter knows a realistic S&M club when he sees one.

Eating contests, and Iowa, and S&M clubs, oh my!

Short squeezes, and slum lords, and Metallica, oh my!