The Morgan Hill superintendent of schools, Carolyn McKennan, said in a statement that "the district has been against all forms of harassment before, during and after this litigation".
The revised agreement "suffers from the same core problem as the original agreement: it is an attempt to use the class-action mechanism to implement forward-looking business arrangements that go far beyond the dispute before the court in this litigation," the department wrote.
In fact, as part of its business plan, Paamco continued to add new employee partners and ceased to be majority women-owned before the litigation was even filed.
If the trend continues, as many as 2.5 million people could file asbestos-related suits before the litigation begins to fade around 2030.
" Contrary to public statements made before the litigation, Defendant Spiegel admits that Plaintiff came up with the idea for disappearing pictures messages;".
The original contract contained a clause stating that if the $500,000 cap was reached before the litigation was complete, the sum could be increased.
The new contract also leaves the door open to raising the cap, stating, "It is further understood and agreed that should the cap be reached before the Litigation is complete, and if the cap has not been raised under the terms of this Agreement, Contractor shall not be obliged to continue providing legal services under this Agreement".
And all that re- mained was this endless argument with oneself — this pointless litigation of existence before an empty bench.
And all that re- ** *** ** mained was this endless argument with oneself — this pointless litigation of existence before an empty bench.
It erroneously assumes that judges can ascertain the appropriate criteria and objectively apply them to challenged evidence before litigation unfolds, and before methodological disputes are sorted out during that process.
The argument against me is, we've had delayed budgets before, crises, litigation before, it all gets resolved, you're the chicken who cried wolf".
