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He should reduce it by exactly a dime.If the judge reduces this by as much as a dime he's still playing tard guard, imo.
The dime that Russ isn’t paying.
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He should reduce it by exactly a dime.If the judge reduces this by as much as a dime he's still playing tard guard, imo.
There's a difference between "Yuh Honar, I bes twuh stupeds tah knuw wha tah dos" and "That thing you just instructed me to do? I'm refusing to do it". I don't see any Judge worth anything smiling upon someone who is increasingly doing the later.So far the entire judicial system has gone out of their way to please (or at this point explicitly fellate) the retarded mong and all of his bullshit claims, for YEARS. Why would they suddenly change the tune?
THAT JOSHUA NULL MOON ISN'T GETTING ONE RED CENT FROM GREER!
Hardin withdrew that. The sanctions for that were based on Russ deliberately trying to tamper with Taylor. Taylor was dead at the time, so even if that was Russ's intention, he couldn't have actually done it. He's reserved the right to file for sanctions on some other theory, though, for Russ lying to the court about a man three months dead being "eager" to testify.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.
So far the entire judicial system has gone out of their way to please (or at this point explicitly fellate) the retarded mong and all of his bullshit claims, for YEARS. Why would they suddenly change the tune?
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I'm pretty sure he's being excruciatingly careful not to seem to be bullying the tard. IMO he could have been well within the bounds of reasonableness to move for $20K or more and then let the magistrate reduce it. Instead, he's charged a very modest amount for the sheer amount of Russhole retardation everyone has had to endure, while explaining he could easily have asked for a lot more.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?
That amount isn't actually true. The magistrate hasn't yet ruled on it. This is just Hardin's request.I thought about removing the digging guy but then I realized it's a great metaphor for Greer continuing to dig the hole deeper.
Serves him right for trusting those two scumbags.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.
Yes, that's the one where he managed to turn a deferred adjudication into a criminal conviction with his bizarre antics. It's also the one we saw on video where he was twitching and seething, looking like a greasy psycho, while begrudgingly copping his guilty plea.etc. etc. etc. -- that's the Erika chick, right? The one whose interactions are featured on his Encyclopedia Dramatica page?
Throw in that he's not even billing for a lot of incidental bullshit that itself takes up time and causes a lot of frustration and it's considerably less than that. Some lawyers also bill in blocks of an hour for anything, even answering an email, and even those who don't often bill for even the most trivial things.Holy cow, at $300/hour for litigation work, Hardin is REALLY giving Null a sweetheart deal. I know it had been described as such already, but that's practically paralegal rates.
I actually agree with you. It's why I mentioned that Hardin will bring up "gamesmanship" to hit Greer, and I think it will work.If you think banking on tecknially was a smart move, I'd say yours is the more retarded take. The point is he was being deceptive and disingenuous in the way he mentioned all of it, and getting cute with this kind of thing is a bad idea. It was transparent from the jump - the way he described all of his outcomes was slippery at best, and it was obvious it was not fully truthful even not actually knowing what the outcomes were. Trying to poison the well with references to a restraining order was similarly deceptive - but it had to wait for the process. Hardin knows it. The judge knows it. And now Russ has to try to plight or "Greer shouldn't be punished for his clear misrepresentations because Greer did not understand that lying to a court was wrong" his way out of it.
It may be coincidental that this was decided on the eve of when Greer is supposed to be negotiating in good faith about his penalty for bad, wasteful, and deceptive behavior. Or maybe not.
But I've been saying it for months: this judge is not stupid nor blinded.
There's a famous Lithograph (and multiple variations of it) called "The Law Suit," featuring a cow whose ownership is the subject of the litigation, with the parties pulling at each end of the cow, while one or more lawyers is happily milking said cow.Is it fair to assume that everyone involved in this lawsuit wants to eat a bullet for one reason or another? The judge now has to read Greer explicitly defying a court order, Greer has to pay Null and Null will never see that money since you can't get blood from a rock. Hardin may be the only one laughing right now.
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It's very fair billing by Hardin.As I thought, Hardin came in with a pretty modest amount that by no means even reaches much less exceeds the amount of effort that went into this. If the judge reduces this by as much as a dime he's still playing tard guard, imo.
I'll also note his Supplemental Declaration contains a detailed explanation of what the fees and costs were for, as well as an invoice detailing each line item with specificity, most of them for less than an hour, with no sloppy "block billing" that can result in a lowering of the award.
I will note that District Judge David Barlow, just since January 1, 2024, has had 116 cases assigned to him, and that's just those that are in the CourtListener archive. There are probably more. Lots of them are between large corporations suing for enormous amounts of money for patent, trademark, or copyright infringement.And, sing it with me if you know the words, where the hell is the damn District Judge with his ruling on the idiot's damn stupid objection?