The issue is that Greer is so fuckin retarded that even basic common sense speculation or questions can help him. Like a normal person in a lawsuit would probably call someone up before naming them as "eager to testify" but that's too much work for Greer.
Really when you think about it, the Judge should intuitively know that when Shitlips says he's "happy to provide", what he actually means is "I expect literally anybody else to incur the time and expense in retrieving my shit for me".
This is going to show up verbatim in the next round of plightsperging.
But I don't think that counts.
And he's already claimed ignorance about that in the past when he was called out on it by the judge. So if he does it again, I'm hoping Hardin will point out that he previously acknowledged his "mistake"
I honestly don't know what to think anymore, see below:
Hardin does have the duty to Null to lay out the options, costs, and expected results. A good attorney will tell you that suing 50 John Does and a quasi-server operator has risks that may be not in proportion to the rewards. I'm absolutely sure that Null is aware of Greer's settlement offers and has chosen, after deliberation with counsel and a website, to reject them. That is his right, even if this were a case where settlement made sense.
A "Kiwi Farms person" is a servant of the
I doubt they taught him that there. It's legal theory stuff not really relevant to most of what a paralegal actually does.
Oh, I completely agree with you. But Russ will obviously believe that what he filed complies with the order. Because he's such a special boy he gets to make the court do a do-over and just pat him on the head instead of whacking his pee-pee. Because he's the magical star buddy, natch.
At this point I'm convinced he habitually files one day late as a yank on the judge's ball and chain, reminding him who's boss. They're in a sub-dom relationship.
