Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else watch the verdict? She leaned over and said something to Sanderson on her way out of court. Kinda wonder what she said.
Seemed a little inappropriate and risky.
Two narcissists going at each other.
I promise you she has a brain and probably told him she wished him well, and probably meant it. Most people aren't as mean spirited as you and others think.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome, her derisive, mocking facial expressions were obnoxious.
Will add that I think she showed her true self.
How should one look while being sued in a frivolous lawsuit?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:300k is nothing. I do believe his injuries and all the fracas is worth it. He’ll get at best 60% of that if his lawyers are working on contingency. He may get taxed.
If she wins he’s ruined and his children won’t inherit either. I think it’s a tragedy in which a rich person shows just how easily steered our judicial system is when money is mismatched.
Something many of our neighbors have known for far too long
She won already and he sued her, she had to defend herself and only requested $1 to make the point. If he's ruined, he can only blame himself.
Her legal fees would bankrupt him
So she shouldn't have lawyers defend her in this bad faith case?? He can quickly go bankrupt and might get away with not paying her legal fees. Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome, her derisive, mocking facial expressions were obnoxious.
Will add that I think she showed her true self.
Anonymous wrote:Did anyone else watch the verdict? She leaned over and said something to Sanderson on her way out of court. Kinda wonder what she said.
Seemed a little inappropriate and risky.
Two narcissists going at each other.
Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome, her derisive, mocking facial expressions were obnoxious.
Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome, her derisive, mocking facial expressions were obnoxious.
Anonymous wrote:I hope he can appeal w a better team.
Anonymous wrote:Regardless of the outcome, her derisive, mocking facial expressions were obnoxious.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:300k is nothing. I do believe his injuries and all the fracas is worth it. He’ll get at best 60% of that if his lawyers are working on contingency. He may get taxed.
If she wins he’s ruined and his children won’t inherit either. I think it’s a tragedy in which a rich person shows just how easily steered our judicial system is when money is mismatched.
Something many of our neighbors have known for far too long
She won already and he sued her, she had to defend herself and only requested $1 to make the point. If he's ruined, he can only blame himself.
Her legal fees would bankrupt him
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t hate GP at all. I find her testimony impossible to believe as a skier. I find his more likely from a medical standpoint, and I find the spectacle to be wholly unnecessary and a David v Goliath. It’s distasteful. Like watching a public lashing by a winning party from the ruling class.
She was just suppose to hand over her money to this guy? He said she ruined his life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:300k is nothing. I do believe his injuries and all the fracas is worth it. He’ll get at best 60% of that if his lawyers are working on contingency. He may get taxed.
If she wins he’s ruined and his children won’t inherit either. I think it’s a tragedy in which a rich person shows just how easily steered our judicial system is when money is mismatched.
Something many of our neighbors have known for far too long
She won already and he sued her, she had to defend herself and only requested $1 to make the point. If he's ruined, he can only blame himself.