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They really think that they're going to be allowed to parade a bunch of hearsay evidence through the courtroom, assassinate Vic's character, and taint the jury. They seriously, unironically are counting on this, because that is how Twitter works. They think surely a court of law will be the same. I'm going to borrow a page from Nick's play book: they think Twitter is real life. Twitter isn't real life... and it really isn't a courtroom in Texas.We're still in denial.
I think we hit bargaining when the Beard drops papers though. So, soon. Hopefully.
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Bets on whether Ron even has a fucking thing?
I seriously doubt they have any idea of just what kind of bias a jury in Texas will have. Vic's lawyers can present the case -- with example after example of supporting evidence -- that an innocent, upstanding Christian man has been the victim of vicious, baseless rumors which have persisted for decades; has been Julius Caesar'd by his co-workers and employers; and then, has had the lifeless corpse of his reputation publicly flogged and dragged through the mud, all because a handful of fans were mad that he wouldn't sign homosexual fan art of his characters. A jury smack dab in the Bible Belt surely wouldn't be influenced by that argument.
There is no way that the law firm could bill him... there's no contracted agreement between them. And they also couldn't offer him any legal advice or accept any money from him -- as Vic is already their client, that would be a huge conflict of interest. What they absolutely could do is use anything that he says as evidence against him and possibly any of his co-conspirators.Tyler "Litigation is my fanfiction" Beard is going to shake this Soy Toye for that $750/hr rate for the time he spent having to listen this fucker's voicemail at his workplace when it's Saturday.
Listening to voicemails would be delegated to someone in a lower position, anyway, as well as any follow-up that didn't actually require a lawyer's time.