Feels hollow at best to me.Strong words from the judge.
Man those people are just terrible.
Feels hollow at best to me.
How could it possibly take 4 years with all of the attorneys and judges involved in the various lawsuits to finally determine these documents A) exist, and B) should be handed over.
Classic case of deepest pockets wins.I think your question provided your answer. It’s because of all of the lawyers and judges (who are also lawyers) that are involved. My experience with litigation (thankfully limited) is that everything moves in extremely slow motion while all of the hourly legal bills heavily mount. In an attempt to be objective, there are so many stakeholders in this that it’s not simply resolved especially while the defendant seems to be stalling. I’m fearful that Baylor’s delays and obfuscation will end up being very beneficial to their own interests.
Doesn't the defendant generally always have an advantage the longer the litigation?Classic case of deepest pockets wins.
I don't like them even that much.eat [ Cumbie’s red zone playcalling ] and die, baylor
I think they did.Question:
Did the briles fan who made the bet with one of our KF.c folks every pay up and deliver on, what I think was, a bottle of bourbon?
They are probably still having nightmares about the last SEC team they played.Gee that was quick Baylor.
Gee that was quick Baylor.
"I faht in your general direction."
Gee that was quick Baylor.