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I’ve always believed that lawsuits should be about facts, fairness, and resolution—not personal attacks and intimidation. Unfortunately, not everyone plays by those rules. In the federal case I’m currently involved in, the opposing counsel, L.A. Perkins, has repeatedly overstepped professional boundaries in ways that are not only unnecessary—but inappropriate. Her latest move? Firing off a […]

In the case of Miller v. Yu (Southern District of Florida), opposing counsel—L.A. Perkins—recently proposed a clause in the protective order that caught me completely off guard. Here’s the exact language: “All parties and non-parties are strictly prohibited from uploading, inputting, transmitting, or otherwise sharing or distributing documents or information designated as ‘CONFIDENTIAL,’ in whole

I first met Ethan Van De Hey a few years ago when he was still a college student with big ambitions. Back in 2022, Ethan reached out to me while he was studying at UW–Eau Claire and helping a tech startup. I remember his very first email – he introduced a startup called Zync.ai and

Lisa T. Miller Quietly Dropped Her Lawsuit Against Parker Nathans. No Trial. No Win. Just a Confidential Settlement and a Dismissal With Prejudice. Meanwhile, she’s still trying to silence me with threats and takedowns.A rich bully might scare others into silence—not me. This isn’t about one lawsuit anymore. It’s about a pattern of intimidation and

If you’re going to sue someone in federal court, at least make your claims clear. That was the basic message from Judge Donald Middlebrooks in the Southern District of Florida, who just dismissed Lisa T. Miller’s complaint against me and Parker Nathans. Let’s be clear: Lisa T. Miller is the one who made this dispute public. She filed a federal

Lisa T. Miller has filed yet another DMCA complaint through Amazon Web Services—this time targeting our blog post exposing how she took $10,000 from our team. AWS flagged the post at https://dennisyu.com/how-lisa-t-miller-took-10000-from-our-team/ in response to her latest claim, warning us that “failure to respond could lead to mitigation” of our site. Here’s the message we