The Valerie Haney Court ruling on Arbitration

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It's been a lot of years in the foxholes. :coolwink:
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Years at war in foxholes, HellYeah!


Everyone's got that 1000 yard stare. . .

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It's like World War II, or 'Nam.
Except Scientology vets came back with a--
1000 yarn stare
It's that bewildered, overwhelmed "fuck-me!" look you get
when you realize you paid a vast fortune in time & money
for the privilege of being defrauded by 1000 sci-fi yarns.


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yarn -noun: a tall tale, a story based in truth, in which the untrue bits are either irrelevant to reality or so fantastical they aren’t believed.

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In case anyone is interested, TX Lawyer over on Tony's
responded to the question of the possibility of an
immediate appeal by V Haney's team. Gets pretty
complicated quick.

TX Lawyer​
5 hours ago​
"A court order compelling arbitration is generally not subject to any immediate appeal. You have to go through the arbitration process and have the arbitration award converted into a court judgment before you can appeal the decision to send you to arbitration. Conversely, the party moving to compel arbitration is allowed to appeal a court's denial right away, on the theory that if you force them to take the case to trial, they will have functionally lost the benefit of the bargain they made when the parties agreed that they would not resolve the case in court."​

This is gonna turn into a multi-year investment for the lawyers,
who have got to be working on contingency. How long will this
"dream team" be willing to go the distance -- a 5-to-10 year job
before all is said and done -- with no guarantees? Will the client
be willing to go that long in this alien and creepy world of lawyers
and courts?

“Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” Mike Tyson
 
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Being fairly recently out, within the last several years, there is something to say about this. All the activity and all the news about scamatology that could be found on the internet had it's impact on getting me out. While I do not like the arbitration ruling, it's just more bad press for the choich. I don't know what to expect in this regard, who knows, this could go on for ten years. Or not. All this adds to stinky press for them. The people on the right side of these lawsuits will do what is right for themselves, and I hope for the best. And the choich will continue to shrink and spend it's hard regged money on lawsuits and PI's. Fuck them.
 
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