Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

[Useful_Mistake]

There are actually two defendants. The other is Marathon. I'm not sure whether it would be in thirds or whether the arbitrator would just acknowledge that they're essentially the same defendant and Russhole only named one of them to try to weasel out of the arbitration agreement.

Would Fremantle have to show up to arbitration? The contract was made with Marathon.

 

[AnOminous]

Would Fremantle have to show up to arbitration? The contract was made with Marathon.

I have a purely casual opinion based on nothing that they don't, but I believe they actually will show, even if they just use the same counsel as Marathon. I wouldn't be surprised if they bring a representative specifically for Fremantle whether they have to or not.

 

[DrJonesHat]

You could serve the Pope, but then you'd have to get him extradited to the USA. Interesting legal problem.

Extradition only applies in criminal cases. You could serve the Pope, but I doubt the Vatican recognizes suits against the Big Guy. Maybe you could wait for the Second Coming and serve Jesus himself? Of course, if you're the type of person to sue God, you might be a little busy what with being cast into a lake of fire and all.

I have a purely casual opinion based on nothing that they don't, but I believe they actually will show, even if they just use the same counsel as Marathon. I wouldn't be surprised if they bring a representative specifically for Fremantle whether they have to or not.

Yeah, Russ has proved he's arguing in bad faith, so they'd want to cover all their bases so he couldn't claim they defaulted and Freemantle has to spend even more time dealing with him. Now, I don't know if Russ will manage to pay the fee, and even if he did, it looks like arbitration is held in LA, so how would he get there? He doesn't fly, and it's way too far to take a bus.

 

[Cheesegirl78]

Extradition only applies in criminal cases. You could serve the Pope, but I doubt the Vatican recognizes suits against the Big Guy. Maybe you could wait for the Second Coming and serve Jesus himself? Of course, if you're the type of person to sue God, you might be a little busy what with being cast into a lake of fire and all.


Yeah, Russ has proved he's arguing in bad faith, so they'd want to cover all their bases so he couldn't claim they defaulted and Freemantle has to spend even more time dealing with him. Now, I don't know if Russ will manage to pay the fee, and even if he did, it looks like arbitration is held in LA, so how would he get there? He doesn't fly, and it's way too far to take a bus.

Amtrak goes to LA from Vegas.

 

[DrJonesHat]

Amtrak goes to LA from Vegas.

We don't have passenger trains where I'm at. We're poor! Wonder how long a train from Vegas to LA would take.

That prophet would probably have to be verifiably chosen by God for the explicit purpose of receiving service. Otherwise, probably no.

If you did manage to serve God, how would He respond? Through a prophet speaking in tongues? Burning bush? Stone tablets? Booming voice from the heavens?

 

[talk talk talk]

For various strange reasons, I had to research foreign head of state immunity once.

Pretty sure the Lord God Almighty, the Ancient of Days, and the Beginning and the End, is immune from suit in the United States.

 

[Cheesegirl78]

We don't have passenger trains where I'm at. We're poor! Wonder how long a train from Vegas to LA would take.

I read the wrong site.
Vegas doesn't have an Amtrak station, the closest is Kingman, AZ. So Russ would still need to get a ride somehow, and end up needing a motel room for a couple of nights due to the SW Chiefs' arrival times.

 

[Offensive User Name]

I get the impression that some here think that they will smack down Russ because he pissed them off, but I disagree on that. From their perspective, Russ is a stalker of unknown danger that has now set his sight on Heidi Klum, after he failed to get contact with various other victims.
We talk alot about when/if Russ will finally snap and go full postal on his 'woo victims' and we do so while laughing at his batshit insane and stupid antics, but to the lawyers he is a stalker that they need to put down to the best of their abilities, or else they would seriously endanger lives.

 

[DrJonesHat]

I read the wrong site.
Vegas doesn't have an Amtrak station, the closest is Kingman, AZ. So Russ would still need to get a ride somehow, and end up needing a motel room for a couple of nights due to the SW Chiefs' arrival times.

I'm sure when he most likely can't make the arbitration session, he'll claim it wasn't fair and try to appeal or sue again.

I get the impression that some here think that they will smack down Russ because he pissed them off, but I disagree on that. From their perspective, Russ is a stalker of unknown danger that has now set his sight on Heidi Klum, after he failed to get contact with various other victims.
We talk alot about when/if Russ will finally snap and go full postal on his 'woo victims' and we do so while laughing at his batshit insane and stupid antics, but to the lawyers he is a stalker that they need to put down to the best of their abilities, or else they would seriously endanger lives.

Exactly on spot. They don't have any idea how he'd respond if he got in the same room as Klum. Also, since he has a documented history of harassing women who catch his eye, they probably are also (reasonably) concerned he might harass female staff and contestants. Moral obligations aside, if they let someone like Russ into what for him would be a target rich environment, they would be on the hook for negligence lawsuits when he almost inevitably harassed them.

 

[Phil Ken Sebben]

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There's thirsty, there's trying too hard and then there's this. A grown man sending a girl $5.00 and thinks that because of that she's going to want to jump his bones.

Will this faggot ever get a clue? No. No he won't and that's what makes this so funny.

If you did manage to serve God, how would He respond? Through a prophet speaking in tongues? Burning bush? Stone tablets? Booming voice from the heavens?

It would be like that terrible movie, "Suing the Devil" even if the devil was played by the awesome Malcolm McDowell. Except in this case I figure God would show up dressed like Jerry Garcia.

EDIT: Just found there was a movie made called "The Man Who Sued God" and it has an equally awesome lead character in Billy Connoly.

 

[AnOminous]

Pretty sure the Lord God Almighty, the Ancient of Days, and the Beginning and the End, is immune from suit in the United States.

And if not, good luck serving Him. Even if, being ubiquitous, He is probably subject to general jurisdiction anywhere.

It would be like that terrible movie, "Suing the Devil" even if the devil was played by the awesome Malcolm McDowell. Except in this case I figure God would show up dressed like Jerry Garcia.

That movie sounds retarded beyond belief, but it reminds me of the joke where God threatens to sue the Devil, and the Devil says "and where are you going to find a lawyer?"

 

[Cheesegirl78]

I'm sure when he most likely can't make the arbitration session, he'll claim it wasn't fair and try to appeal or sue again.

He will need close to $1000 for this trip.
$90 each way for the train, a ride to and from the station, (90 mins each way) lodging in Los Angeles, food, taxi fares, and so on.

 

[DrJonesHat]

He will need close to $1000 for this trip.
$90 each way for the train, a ride to and from the station, (90 mins each way) lodging in Los Angeles, food, taxi fares, and so on.

And then posting bail once the arbiter rules against him and he has a meltdown. Of course, it was because of his anxiety so you can't hold that against him!

 

[odumegwu]

to the lawyers he is a stalker that they need to put down to the best of their abilities, or else they would seriously endanger lives.

If we are going at it from this angle, "putting him down", blocking his outlet is the worst thing they can do. As long as he can shitpost lolsuits, he won't feel a violence is viable alternative. When the violence is the ONLY alternative, that's when things might get icky. And look what they want to do? Their team wants him declared as vexatious litigant, so I don't think they care about him being stalker or not that much. Well, they might believe they are doing good thing, tough.

 

[I can't imagine]

I read the wrong site.
Vegas doesn't have an Amtrak station, the closest is Kingman, AZ. So Russ would still need to get a ride somehow, and end up needing a motel room for a couple of nights due to the SW Chiefs' arrival times.

Honestly, the bus is faster and cheaper, and it's a popular route, so it's also more convenient. Still a 6 hour trip, but it's easily doable.

 

[DrJonesHat]

Honestly, the bus is faster and cheaper, and it's a popular route, so it's also more convenient. Still a 6 hour trip, but it's easily doable.

Is that all it is? He rode eight hours to Nevada when he lived in Utah. I forget if he was going to see a hooker, or if this was one of his lawsuits or restraining orders.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

If you did manage to serve God, how would He respond?

Hopefully in a manner consistent with court rules.

Russ is a stalker of unknown danger that has now set his sight on Heidi Klum, after he failed to get contact with various other victims.
We talk alot about when/if Russ will finally snap and go full postal on his 'woo victims' and we do so while laughing at his batshit insane and stupid antics, but to the lawyers he is a stalker that they need to put down to the best of their abilities, or else they would seriously endanger lives.

Why would they care about someone who's not their client?

 

[artilleryfroth]

Mediation is a non-binding waste of time inflicted by idiot judges on litigants who refuse to settle with lunatics who will never settle for anything remotely reasonable anyway.

Mediation is awesome if both parties get proper legal advice, and understand the strengths and weaknesses of their case. Cases usually settle at or soon after the mediation.

Doing what exactly? I was not aware Skordas could bill Null for not doing anything. Skordas starts working when Russ submits his brief. Right now he's not doing anything (unless they are all in super secret mediation for over a month now, and the court simply forgot to mention each and every session bar one)

Skordas had to read that communication from the court, and convey (and explain the meaning of) it to his client. That’s a minimum of two billable units.

So this fat moron was accused of being too pathetic even to do a shift at Target and he fights this accusation by. . .admitting it's completely true. And actually happened in reality. What a fat failure

I have a purely casual opinion based on nothing that they don't, but I believe they actually will show, even if they just use the same counsel as Marathon. I wouldn't be surprised if they bring a representative specifically for Fremantle whether they have to or not.

If they are clever, one defendant will appoint the other defendant’s lawyer as their agent. I can’t see any rationale where Marathon and Fremantle have separate interests. Change it up if that ever did arise.

We don't have passenger trains where I'm at. We're poor! Wonder how long a train from Vegas to LA would take.

Just gotta give some guy a hand shandy my dude. Maybe some petrol money. Russhole can guide you on that!

 

[Cheesegirl78]

Is that all it is? He rode eight hours to Nevada when he lived in Utah. I forget if he was going to see a hooker, or if this was one of his lawsuits or restraining orders.

I thought he took the Amtrak from Utah to Nevada and back, did he ride the Greyhound?
That's even more pathetic.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Mediation is awesome if both parties get proper legal advice, and understand the strengths and weaknesses of their case. Cases usually settle at or soon after the mediation.

If they were willing to settle, they would have before mediation, or would do it without court order. Mediation is court trying to force a resolution that neither party wants at the moment.

Skordas had to read that communication from the court, and convey (and explain the meaning of) it to his client. That’s a minimum of two billable units.

If Skordas billed Null for not doing anything, Null should fire him. If Skordas billed a full hour for reading a notice from the court, Null should likewise fire him. Thankfully, neither is likely to be true.

If they are clever, one defendant will appoint the other defendant’s lawyer as their agent. I can’t see any rationale where Marathon and Fremantle have separate interests. Change it up if that ever did arise.

That's stupid.