Call it judicial jujitsu in a case over a martial arts bear. A plaintiff who claims DreamWorks and Paramount infringed his copyrights in their Kung Fu Panda movies has asked the court to sanction the defendants for improper investigation tactics, but his opponents want the case dropped because he skipped a deposition.
Judge Joseph Tauro of the District of Massachusetts has coped with a flurry of motions in Gordon v. DreamWorks Animation SKG in the past several days.
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