I don't have Pacer, but this is what we have.
http://dockets.justia.com/docket/court-paedce/case_no-2:2008cv03630/case_id-2794.../

Plaintiff: GORDON ROY PARKER
Defendant: VIACOM INTERNATIONAL, INC., VENUSIAN ARTS CORP., LLC ("VAC") and
ERIK MYSTERY VON MARKOVIC
Case Number: 2:2008cv03630
Filed: August 4, 2008
Court: Pennsylvania Eastern District Court Office: Philadelphia Office
County: Philadelphia
Presiding Judge: HONORABLE EDUARDO C. ROBRENO
Nature of Suit: Other Statutes - Antitrust Cause: 15:1 Antitrust Litigation
Jurisdiction: Federal Question Jury Demanded By: None

On Aug 16, 2:10 am, "corky" bureauofschmeng.com> wrote:

I'm wondering, is this more of Gordon's stupidness or is this the
legitimate name of the defendant?

The thing I just noticed, was, how did they get the word "Corp." in an
LLC charter, or allowed them to put LLC on a corporation's charter.
Most places won't let you incorporate if "Limited Liability Company"
or LLC is in the corporation's name, and won't let you charter an LLC
if "Corporation" "Incorporated" or the abbreviations used. I can
understand the point, if an organization has the names LLC and Corp,
which is it? There are certain technical differences between an LLC
and a corporation. Being both the only member of a member-managed LLC
and being the only director of the board of directors of three
corporations, I do know something about it.