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I was just looking around my office thinking what a great way this would be to clean out a bunch of useless junk. You could send him my paralegal.
Plaintiff reserves the right to seasonably amend this response after sufficient discovery of the contents of icanhascheezburger.com.
The second one is a bit far-reaching, but a picture of a dead muskrat is pretty clearly responsive.
It's certainly a potential issue. In my state though a decent amount of deference would be given to the trial court judge in determining a constructive waiver of counsel. The judge did a smart thing by appointing advisory counsel (I'd note though as a previous public defender there isn't anything much worse than being made advisory counsel) so he's probably okay.
The Commish just explained the process. He can't. It's up to the owners by 3/4 vote.
You know if Sterling wants to go out in a blaze of glory if necessary he could make this really ugly.
Thanks, not watching the press conference.
I can't watch the press conference, but ESPN says he's banned for life, AND he has to pay a $2,500,000 fine. Am I missing something, or why would he pay that fine to the league he's now banned from?
Seems like that would be tough to get. More than likely some of them may say something stupid in the future and they know it.
Doubt they'd put the ownership in a California corp...Delaware or Nevada more likely
True - but there is almost no way to figure that out with public documents that are easy access.
I know but my look into this is more entertaining.
It's a closely-held corporation. Not going to be easy to find any current info on owners. You should be able to find the incorporator and the agent for service of process, but otherwise
Looks like Sterling wrote that page himself.It's a closely-held corporation. Not going to be easy to find any current info on owners. You should be able to find the incorporator and the agent for service of process, but otherwise
Here's a partial list of some management employees: http://www.insideview.com/directory/los-angeles-clippers-inc
Eh we get that all the time. You don't pay your $75.00 annual report fee to keep the address current and you are technically suspended.
Yes, I know. I've had paralegals spending a lot of time getting companies back in compliance in the past. Just surprised something so high-profile (and presumably with armies of paralegals to keep such things active) would let that happen.
Hmmm, I had found the name Los Angeles Clippers, Inc. as the owner, which is the one that was not active. Perhaps it was transferred at some point or one is just a sub of the other.
lol I was gonna post the same thing.Looks like Sterling wrote that page himself.It's a closely-held corporation. Not going to be easy to find any current info on owners. You should be able to find the incorporator and the agent for service of process, but otherwise
Here's a partial list of some management employees: http://www.insideview.com/directory/los-angeles-clippers-inc
Yeah. IIRC you practice in a rural jurisdiction too, so you know the potential implications. This particular judge was a prosecutor in the area for like 10 years, a JOP for ten years, and was appointed to the Superior Court bench (one of eight) this past year. Off the bench he's a pretty nice guy.
That would be fantastic shtick.