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HelmutVII
You are correct. This is no small matter. I have dealt as an expert witness in many high stakes cases. It is VERY expensive and not for the faint of heart. (even for the expert witness). There is another case involving a local Oil Executive that is similar in nature. This litigation has been going on for years. If ground is not broken on the stadium renovations after the last out then this is not looking good for Coach Robe or the Baseball team.
I've dealt with similar. This will more than likely be a years long process to work its way through the courts.
Re: How will this effect baseball?
Guys,
I think here in the U.S.A., everyone is innocent until proven guilty! Let's not ruin a man's reputation by speculating about the outcome of something none of us have specific details about.
With that said, today at the Diamond Club Meeting, Tony stated that the steel has already been ordered for the stadium and he has been working on some of the final details. He said that the Lemoine Company would begin working on the stadium the week following this years Super Regionals. They would not give them permission to start prior to then in case we needed the use of the stadium.
It sounds like unless something drastic were to occur in the next few weeks, the stadium will be built! We all need to just relax and enjoy the rest of the season!
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That's certainly good news Duggie.
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CajunJack55
That's certainly good news Duggie.
Great news indeed.
I also like that robe haven't guven up a SR here....guess I'm not a completiy hopeful fool after all.
But hey, let's just take get those 75% of wins we've been talking about.
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basinbear
I have heard this from others. Since that's the case perhaps it's best we leave this alone.
I totally agree!!!
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basinbear
I have heard this from others. Since that's the case perhaps it's best we leave this alone.
good time to change the subject.
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Duggie35
Tony stated that the steel has already been ordered for the stadium
does anyone know if the new grandstand will be all steel and aluminum like softball, or will it be a cement structure? i asked last week, but didnt see a response.
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GeauxCajuns
good time to change the subject.
does anyone know if the new grandstand will be all steel and aluminum like softball, or will it be a cement structure? i asked last week, but didnt see a response.
Cement structure was what I was told early on.
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With boom-bust market conditions, always come lots of drama, which I hope is all this amounts to.
Re: How will this effect baseball?
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Originally Posted by
Duggie35
Guys,
I think here in the U.S.A., everyone is innocent until proven guilty! Let's not ruin a man's reputation by speculating about the outcome of something none of us have specific details about.
With that said, today at the Diamond Club Meeting, Tony stated that the steel has already been ordered for the stadium and he has been working on some of the final details. He said that the Lemoine Company would begin working on the stadium the week following this years Super Regionals. They would not give them permission to start prior to then in case we needed the use of the stadium.
It sounds like unless something drastic were to occur in the next few weeks, the stadium will be built! We all need to just relax and enjoy the rest of the season!
For the record, I don't think anyone here is making accusations of guilt or trying to ruin anyone's reputation. We're discussing an actual lawsuit that has been filed by a publicly-traded company with the defendants named, potential illegalities, dollar damages, and the mechanism for the offenses all laid out in the suit.
While these individuals certainly have their right to their day in court, since this information is now in the public domain (the court of public opinion) and pertains to an individual who we have been told is a key part of a project that is near and dear to our hearts, there is absolutely nothing wrong with discussing the magnitude of the charges, the legal process, and how it all might affect the final outcome we so desire.
Tony's comments today at the Diamond Club meeting certainly sound encouraging.
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Cajunfanatico
For the record, I don't think anyone here is making accusations of guilt or trying to ruin anyone's reputation. We're discussing an actual lawsuit that has been filed by a publicly-traded company with the defendants named, potential illegalities, dollar damages, and the mechanism for the offenses all laid out in the suit.
While these individuals certainly have their right to their day in court, since this information is now in the public domain (the court of public opinion) and pertains to an individual who we have been told is a key part of a project that is near and dear to our hearts, there is absolutely nothing wrong with discussing the magnitude of the charges, the legal process, and how it all might affect the final outcome we so desire.
Tony's comments today at the Diamond Club meeting certainly sound encouraging.
Exactly. However, for now, this is civil case and as such there is no guilt involved. This is an attempt by the plaintiff to recover alleged damages inflicted upon them by the defendant. Regardless of the eventual outcome of the case, the defendant will have to expend time and money in is defense. Given the magnitude of the alleged damages, he could easily spend $1,000,000.00 in attorney fees and court costs. This could get to be a very expensive situation should the courts find in favor of the plaintiff. This could take years for this case to eventually come to a conclusion. All in all, I would not want to be a defendant in this situation.
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I would not want a butt hurt $2.4 billion corp coming after me.