"reliably" is being optimistic as he moves around so much he might just drop his one janitorial position for another closer to him on any given day.
He admitted he didn't file it in good faith, though. His admission that he would have settled for a date meant that he wasn't legitimately seeking damages, he was instead attempting to extort the defendant into interacting with him. In fact, like an insane moron, he actually expected her to show up in person so he could slobber and drool on her.
In short it just means it was decided on the merits, permanently, or as the Latin goes, res judicata. Dismissals without prejudice mean you can refile. They are generally because of technical deficiencies like failure to serve, or lack of personal jurisdiction (conceivably the person could come back into the jurisdiction).
Where did he get the idea they had to show up in person instead of just sending a lawyer to smack him down? It didn't happen with Farrah Abraham, yet he still expected Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande to be there in the courtroom. Skordas himself said Russ was expecting Ariana to be there.
From the defective brains in his weird, gourd-shaped head.
He thinks he'll be allowed to talk to them before the trial. He thought the same thing with Taylor, where he'd have the opportunity to show her what a great guy he was and she'd immediately give in to all his demands. He has no idea how civil trials work. He has absolutely no clue that if any of his ridiculous cases actually made it to court, he'd be hamburger. Farrah Abraham's lawyer got him to back out instantly when he found out they were going to countersue (and that Farrah didn't have to be there). Of course he rewrote to she begged him to drop it, but in reality they made him back down. He's a minor annoyance to Taylor's team, but if he ever got the point he was bothering Taylor herself, they would crush him legally.
Yeah, obviously, but after he found out Farrah Abraham was sending her lawyer and she didn't have to be there, he still thought Taylor would be there, and so would Ariana.
He's literally incapable of learning, like a sovereign citizen. He will keep doing the same thing over and over again, failing every time, and yet expecting a different result the next time.
He has no theory of mind, and he can't understand why he wouldn't show up at a trial where he was being sued, and he wants them to show up. So therefore, they will show up. It's narcissistic autism at its finest.
Even if he had served her (he hadn't and the judge had explained this), and even if she defaulted, he would have still had to prove damages, and he still couldn't.
What's the definition of insanity again? It's on the tip of my tongue...
Was it having the exact same discussions every other dozen pages?
Is Trask-Britt a company full of Mormons or is it's Russell's Mormon hangover which meant he included his middle initial on the nameplate?
I noticed that too. You probably tell them what you want on your nameplate and he put that down. That's how it's been at places I've worked where you get a name plate.
Seriously, if I had a middle name like Godfrey I wouldn't be going around advertising it.
Playing his Heidi Klum "song" on repeat would be a great way to chase people out at closing time.
