The feud between Hologram USA CEO Alki David and Pulse Evolution chairman John Textor, former CEO of Digital Domain, over the Michael Jackson hologram at the Billboard Music Awards now involves a restraining order filed by Textor over Instagram photos of Hitler and dogs held at gunpoint.
Alki filed a motion to dismiss on Monday, claiming that Textor only petitioned the court for a restraining order so he could use it as leverage in the “high stakes patent litigation pending between the parties in other states and in other courts.”
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Textor and David have filed separate lawsuits against one another.