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

[Useful_Mistake]

What bogus grounds does he think he has at this point?

Based on the context of the email; refusal to settle would be my guess.

 

[DHugo]

While trying to take in this flurry of new motions a question popped into my mind: how do actual attorneys, ones that aren't schizoposting from their phone out of a rented uber, keep track of such a clusterfuck of a case? Is there special management software that plots this web of motions and counter-motions, ECFs and their attached deadlines into a sort of timeline-flowchart? I wonder how Hardin manages to reference specific bullet points from ECFs that were added to the docket years ago without photographic memory.

I'd assume with experience they know what will be really important, and they take notes.

 

[Bogliacci]

I'd assume with experience they know what will be really important, and they take notes.

Harden is periodically going through this thread via the highlights

 

[Al from Dadeville]

Hey. you wanna hear a fun fact? That's a cause of action recognized in Virginia under which Mr. Hardin can retalliate lawfully
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Hardin should file pro se

 

[obsdj]

Based on the context of the email; refusal to settle would be my guess.

I sure as hell hope that is not a real, valid reason to impose sanctions on a defendant who professes his innocence and wishes to be found not liable, and to recover costs.

 

[Lapsus of the bepsus]

I sure as hell hope that is not a real, valid reason to impose sanctions on a defendant who professes his innocence and wishes to be found not liable, and to recover costs.

well just wait and see then, the district court of utah is full of surprises

 

[Unkraut]

I'd assume with experience they know what will be really important, and they take notes.

Yeah but if you look at for example software development, there's a whole business around providing project management software that keeps track of everything so milestones can be met. Think Jira. Surely there's something equivalent that is custom-tailored to lawyers? (last post on this tangent)

 

[filthypenguin]

Yeah but if you look at for example software development, there's a whole business around providing project management software that keeps track of everything so milestones can be met. Think Jira. Surely there's something equivalent that is custom-tailored to lawyers? (last post on this tangent)

Not a lawyer, but I've worked with a few. Outlook mostly.

 

[Al from Dadeville]

Yeah but if you look at for example software development, there's a whole business around providing project management software that keeps track of everything so milestones can be met. Think Jira. Surely there's something equivalent that is custom-tailored to lawyers? (last post on this tangent)

I think good lawyers are just Built Different™ (they be remembering stuff)

 

[Disgruntled Pupper]

I really hate to say this but Hardin is going to piss off the judge with this many filings. The fact that this is at 240 docket entries is incredibly retarded.

Normally I would be worried about this possibility, but he's been perfectly respectful and conciliatory so far and it's gotten him nothing, so. Fuck it up, Hardenship!

 

[obsdj]

Yeah but if you look at for example software development, there's a whole business around providing project management software that keeps track of everything so milestones can be met. Think Jira. Surely there's something equivalent that is custom-tailored to lawyers? (last post on this tangent)

Of course. Salesforce alone has plenty of custom programs, and there are certainly plenty of Salesforce (and other) development companies who build custom project management type solutions for niche businesses. (I dipped the veeeeerrrrrry tip of a toe of my own in Salesforce dev once upon a long time ago and played with other customizable CRM type products [not for legal stuff though]).

 

[Allied-Mastercomputer]

Normally I would be worried about this possibility, but he's been perfectly respectful and conciliatory so far and it's gotten him nothing, so. Fuck it up, Hardenship!

I mean the judge said it himself in the 26(f) transcripts, he’d rather address any pre-trial motions in clumps instead of one at a time.

Little did he know that Hardin was gonna make him choke on it for being so fucking short-sighted when Hardin was warning him, screaming and shouting and blowing the whistle saying,

“Hey, this guy is a retard. This is not a normal case. You can not treat this like a normal case. If you do, it will fuck up your court room”.

At least the judge in the Stebbin’s case recognized that early and shut it down. Still not early enough. That judge had his poor clerk verbally assaulted by Stabbins for it to happen.

 

[DHugo]

Of course. Salesforce alone has plenty of custom programs, and there are certainly plenty of Salesforce (and other) development companies who build custom project management type solutions for niche businesses. (I dipped the veeeeerrrrrry tip of a toe of my own in Salesforce dev once upon a long time ago and played with other customizable CRM type products [not for legal stuff though]).

Hardin on that SIGMA Grindset???

 

[Disgruntled Pupper]

I mean the judge said it himself in the 26(f) transcripts, he’d rather address any pre-trial motions in clumps instead of one at a time.

Sounds like the judge hit "subscribe" to the monthly "this is what the Tard did since last time" newsletter and Hardin is happy to oblige.

 

[S.C.U.D.]

Russell's response? Demand to be allowed to explain!

Oh, he's been meaning to do something? Haven't heard that one before! It's fun reading all this in his voice, seething and drooling as he stumbles through it.

Greer does not know what the market value of his own work is.

I love his implication here that those dang dirty trolls somehow magically influence everybody to not buy his work, whether than the reality which is his work is so obviously bad nobody is going to pay money for it.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

Here comes

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plights​

 

[oh no its pipkun]

he was not expecting process to be hard & long.
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he does & null is anal/strick about it

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At the rate this pre trial discovery is going I guess we'll never know if critiquing a gay ass book and its author is fair use or not.

 

[Botchy Galoop]

Dear Joshua Conner Moon, Kiwi Farms (a website) and Atty Hardin:
Please accept my apologies for finding this lawsuit one of the most entertaining threads I have ever followed. It is quite rude and unfeeling of me to enjoy watching your plights. I have no doubt that your trauma lumps are swelling into throbbing red pustules of ichor.
I understand that there is nothing funneh about watching hard earned money fly out of your IOLTA; meanwhile the pro se, IFP plaintiff is treated with unearned respect by Judges across this nation. I understand that the pro se and IFP privilege was given so that a person's wealth would not be a barrier to seeking redress of their grievances; and alternatively as a defendant, they would not be barred from justice by not being able to afford representation.
But this is just silly.

So we all laugh together.
Otherwise, we would cry alone.
Best,
Botchy
sent from my iphone
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[ConSluttant]

At the rate this pre trial discovery is going I guess we'll never know if critiquing a gay ass book and its author is fair use or not.

The sheer amount of retardation The Hardship is having to go through to get ONE SINGLE PAGE of discovery is mind-boggling to me. I fear you are right that the actual central issue can never be decided at this rate until 2029. We are gonna have to do about three more sets of fundraising just to get there.

 

[Dizzyuntildeath]

The sheer amount of retardation The Hardship is having to go through to get ONE SINGLE PAGE of discovery is mind-boggling to me. I fear you are right that the actual central issue can never be decided at this rate until 2029. We are gonna have to do about three more sets of fundraising just to get there.

Human evolution is proceeding faster than this lawsuit.