GYERO

[_Chase_]

Chase, what I'm saying is that the let him slide on morals clause before...AND they let him slide on NCAA rules stuff before...so do those inactions then, give him any sort of out on the precedent they set (thus invalidating future violations of same clauses)?

No.

 

[Hankshaker]

Now It appears that Tom Petty has had his last dance.

He's free, freefallin'.

 

[GYERater]

How dare Pitino sue UofL for wrongful termination on the day Tom Petty went into full cardiac arrest?

 

[Hankshaker]

Pretty clear that Jurich and Pitino are posturing to get one last paycheck and Louisville is figuring what is the lowest amount of money they can spend on a buyout to buy their silence and a release of claims so that neither one files a lawsuit.

 

[legalbeagle123]

Chase, what I'm saying is that the let him slide on morals clause before...AND they let him slide on NCAA rules stuff before...so do those inactions then, give him any sort of out on the precedent they set (thus invalidating future violations of same clauses)? I was just interested from a contractual point of view how that could play out if litigated. I agree, Pitino, Jurich, etc call all go eff themselves.

That waiver argument will be used by his lawyer as leverage when negotiating a settlement. If it was fully litigated I would tend to think it's ultimately a losing argument.

 

[_Chase_]

Now Pitino has served notice on UofL that they breached his contract due to insufficient notice. That might buy him a week's pay, but he's officially been put on notice today and now has 10 days to provide any evidence.

If I were UofL's counsel, I'd tell him and his lawyer you can have $_______, representing your pay from the day we suspended you until today when we sent you the letter. Other than that, get f*cked. We are looking forward to engaging in discovery and will, of course, be cooperating with federal prosecutors. Enjoy, TFP, you aren't authorized to be here.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

GYEROLAW, this is it. This is our time.

 

[_Chase_]

 

[catsfanbgky]

With the recording, i think the key here is there is proof of wrongdoing.

Could never really prove he knew of whores. This is UL proof that he broke contract. Not a Lawyerball, but that is my point of view.

 

[_Chase_]

 

[BlackMamba12.5]

...that is my point of view.

UPDATE: As of 3:45 eastern standard time on October 2, 2017, GYERO still DGAF what your point of view is.

(hint: they never will)

 

[Hankshaker]

With the recording, i think the key here is there is proof of wrongdoing.

Could never really prove he knew of whores. This is UL proof that he broke contract. Not a Lawyerball, but that is my point of view.

Well, hell. This is basically spot on.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

There's formal notice and there's actual notice.


Actually, there's only notice. They're both the same thing. Get pumped, plaintiff.

(That'll be $400,000.00 in fees, UofL.)

 

[Hankshaker]

We are looking forward to engaging in discovery and will, of course, be cooperating with federal prosecutors.

Pitino might be as well, depending on what he knows about the finances of that place.

 

[woodfordandwater]

Now Bowen has lawyered up too.

This is fantastic.

There are hundreds of schools that participate in college sports, but none provides as much joy and laughter and fodder to its rivals as the University of Louisville.

God Bless that institution.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

I mean what I did our rival was some boring ass middling school like Illinois?

 

[gattongrad09]

Thanks I am also in the exploratory phase on a koi pond.

Next time anyone is in town try the outback sirloin and get pumped.

Now that is how you work in a sick GYERO-brag, folks. You should teach one of those Master Classes from the FB ads.

 

[catsfanbgky]

UPDATE: As of 3:45 eastern standard time on October 2, 2017, GYERO still DGAF what your point of view is.

(hint: they never will)

As of 3:10 CDT EAFD.

And someone below your post did and agreed with my post.

 

[Century Cat]

Chase, what I'm saying is that the let him slide on morals clause before...AND they let him slide on NCAA rules stuff before...so do those inactions then, give him any sort of out on the precedent they set (thus invalidating future violations of same clauses)? I was just interested from a contractual point of view how that could play out if litigated. I agree, Pitino, Jurich, etc call all go eff themselves.

Most [well-written] contracts include language that says if a party doesn't call out every breach by the other party, the first party doesn't waive, and expressly reserves, the right to enforce future breaches.

 

[catlanta33]

Some idiot from CBS and her friend made some pretty terrible comments about the victims of the LV shooting and welp, hope you enjoy social media ruining your lives. Henbook nailed it this time.

 

[RibsAndWhiteBread]

Not bad

 

[tommyg4uk]

As of 3:10 CDT EAFD.

And someone below your post did and agreed with my post.

He was making fun of you without you knowing it, per usual.

 

[catsfanbgky]

Dammit Tommy, now you ruined it for me.

 

[UKRob 73]

Chase, what I'm saying is that the let him slide on morals clause before...AND they let him slide on NCAA rules stuff before...so do those inactions then, give him any sort of out on the precedent they set (thus invalidating future violations of same clauses)? I was just interested from a contractual point of view how that could play out if litigated. I agree, Pitino, Jurich, etc call all go eff themselves.

Chase handles staged falls at grocery stores in Beaver dam,ky. You're not going to get him to answer any contractual questions.

 

[GrandePdre]

Stolen from Twitter.

 

[anthonys735]

Probably should've left it there.

 

[anthonys735]

This legal battle between the 3 is going to be glorious.

 

[BristolCat]

It has to drive Rick nuts that people are fighting to keep Jurich, but everyone agrees on him.

 

[kybobcat]

Hey, now. My father grew up in Beaver Dam.

(Of course, back then, you could get a law degree by sending in a cut-out coupon from Grit magazine.)

 

[woodfordandwater]

TOM has dedicated...

TOM's intent...

TOM has no knowledge...

TOM's memo...

TOM agrees...

TOM did not cause...

TOM has worked hard...

TOM will not tolerate...

TOM and his hard work...

TOM on paid leave...

TOM will cooperate...

TOM is on leave...

TOM cannot meet...

TOM and the announced...

TOM to return...

TOM be given 90 days...

TOM for cause...

TOM be given...

TOM cannot undertake...

TOM to take such action...





Even the lawyers at that cut-rate outfit use the whole first name nonsense that their low-IQ'd fans do. In formal documents, no less.

Amazing. What a shitbag enterprise, Louisville.

 

[_Chase_]

That Tom bullshit is embarrassing. The fact that he is trying the “aww shucks buddy, let’s work together” act is all you need to know. He is straight f*cked and is simply trying to position himself for the best settlement possible.

 

[wildcat1973]

Tom.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom

 

[BernieSadori]

Let me see your Tooooooommmm. TOMMY! Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom......

And those types of things....

 

[Booker Noe]

Isn’t Tom represented by Frost Brown Todd?

 

[legalbeagle123]

Yes, Frost Brown Todd

 

[Century Cat]

I mean, he even used "Tom" multiple times in sentences, where simple pronouns such as "he" and "him" would have been more appropriate.

Fitting, I guess. What a f'n clown show.

 

[MaxPowerrr]

Come, they told me
Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom
Our newborn King to see
Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom
Our finest gifts we bring
Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom
To lay before the King
Tom Tom Tom Tom Tom
Tom Tom Tom Tom
Tom Tom Tom Tom

 

[Century Cat]

OK, I did count 7 instances of "his" and 1 instance of "he".

Yet, 31 instances of "Tom".

 

[MaxPowerrr]

I'm a bit of a legal ball and I can't recall ever writing anything that refers to a party by their first name. Just weird.