Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[DavidS877]

One GIANT PDF.
Ok, fine, 19 pages.

Spoiler: Images

 

[WatterBottle]

That hundred dollars he was demanding be sent out asap to an invalid address looks pretty kino right now.

 

[FamicomGorby]

How high will the sanctions go?




Maybe he'll finally move his ass now that he knows it's costing $300 an hour for Hardin to make these motions. Or he's just reaaaaly hoping the Judge will rule in favor of his objection and say he doesn't have pay sanctions.

Update Paynull.lol

 

[obsdj]

Still waiting for the damn District Judge to weigh in on the damn stupid objection.

And now the retard has to respond by Feb. 18 to the fees and costs, and by Feb. 24 to show cause why he shouldn't be sanctioned AGAIN for the Steve Taylor nonsense. He will undoubtedly receive those sanctions, at which point he will no doubt object yet again to the District Judge (unless the District Judge pre-emptively puts a kibosh on it, fingers crossed but not holding my breath).

Meanwhile, Hardin still needs to respond by Feb. 28 to Greer's idiotic "debtor examination" motion and to the First Amended Complaint. This is shaping up to be a busy month!

 

[The Great Citracett]

Wow, $5400... that's almost a date and a half for dingus. Maybe a bit less when you factor in the asshole tax.

Naturally, instead of making any kind of plans, he's just been bugging hookers on Twitter again

Spoiler

 

[GloriousScarf]

The hooker fund is going to be severely impacted.

 

[But I Digress]

On the plus side for Russ he's finally getting value out of that $225.25 in the form of an offset.

 

[shinto minto]

Seems nice of Hardin to only list the fees that Null actually paid instead of his Fitzpatrick rate of $669. Any idea why he wouldn't have invoiced Russ for the full value of his time?

 

[DavidS877]

Update Paynull.lol

Thanks for the reminder.

I thought about removing the digging guy but then I realized it's a great metaphor for Greer continuing to dig the hole deeper.

 

[Third World Aristocrat]

5K

Greer, if you're reading this, recall the happiness you felt when you won the appeal in the 10th Circuit. That victory led to this 5K invoice, which will likely continue to increase from now on.

Great stuff.

 

[DHugo]

Is Virginia important somehow or is this a typo?

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

Better tell Cinnamon or whoever the fuck that you're going to be needing your deposit back, boy!

 

[RodgerDodger]

Can Hardin ask for a current valid address in discovery, and then get Russ sanctioned when he doesn't give it? Including postage for all the mail he's sent to date since Russ has NEVER given this court a real address?

He gave his father's address as the place to send the $225 check. I assume Null and Hardin have sent the legal bill there. It should be fun if Mom and Dad get curious and open it.

 

[Not Really Here]

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Is Virginia important somehow or is this a typo?

Typo probably from context, the second '2' should be a '1'.

 

[RodgerDodger]

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Is Virginia important somehow or is this a typo?

It's showing his work history to justify his experience and therefore his billing rate. It shows he legitimately bills at $300/hour. Virginia doesn't have any special significance beyond where he began practicing. But could serve as a baseline for his rates.

 

[Debbie Macomber]

I wonder who "that woman" is?

 

[Bridgeburner]

I love that Russ's response to being slapped by fees is to go full unresponsive.

Russ, that won't help, you can't turn back now! But rooting for you to get those $225.

 

[a hapless toad]

Greer is going to respond to this with some plightsperging about how he was waiting for the district judge to rule on his objection and that's why he didn't engage with Hardin because how was he supposed to know that the case was still moving and it's not fair he thought deadlines were paused blah blah blah. Basically what he pulled last year.

 

[mindlessobserver]

Sorry for double post. FEES HAVE DROPED!!

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That's also increadibly merciful. Hardin could have asked for three times that and probably gotten it. All moot anyway since Greer probably doesn't have 50 dollars, let alone 5000

 

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Greer is going to respond to this with some plightsperging about how he was waiting for the district judge to rule on his objection and that's why he didn't engage with Hardin because how was he supposed to know that the case was still moving and it's not fair he thought deadlines were paused blah blah blah. Basically what he pulled last year.

Call me a positive polly, but I kinda feel like Greer is the boy who cried "pro se". There is a limited number of times that the "I'm retarded, ya honnah" defense works, and it appears that we've reached the point where it's ineffective.