3ABN violates federal court order

[ex3abnemployee]

It almost seems as though this litigation effort is being used as a smoke screen--to take attention away from Alex Walker's lawsuit and the settlement process.

Ding! Ding! Ding! Johnny, tell her what she has won! :rabbit:

[ex3abnemployee]

He fears scandal more than anything?  That's interesting!

If Mollie Steenson is the contact person for the litigation, what is her official postion in it?

He obviously doesn't fear scandal. He fears the giving public learning of the scandals.

[Bob Pickle]

It almost seems as though this litigation effort is being used as a smoke screen--to take attention away from Alex Walker's lawsuit and the settlement process.

What I think they may be trying to do is keep us from publishing about that lawsuit, such as publishing my deposition transcript. But this is really silly, because we could always get a domain name without 3-A-B-N in it.

[Bob Pickle]

Let's put it plainly: 3ABN has blatantly violated an explicit federal court order. Is that not contempt of court?

If they withdraw their complaint, they might lose about a $1500 filing fee. If they don't withdraw, how expensive will it get?

[Artiste]

When will you be able to publish your deposition transcript?

[Bob Pickle]

When will you be able to publish your deposition transcript?

I wouldn't even think of doing that while preparing a motion to show cause why 3ABN should not be held in contempt of court for blatantly violating the court's order.

[Alex L. Walker]

 :scratch:

[Daryl Fawcett]

Alex,

What do you mean by :scratch:?

[Alex L. Walker]

Hi Derryl:

This is just confusing as to this happening. Wondering the reason behind it.

Btw, thanks for allowing me back on AT!

[Bob Pickle]

3ABN's attorney withdrew his complaint. He said he's going to refile it. I think that would be most unwise given the fact that he's been put on notice that 3ABN is prohibited by a court order from filing such a complaint anywhere but in the Central Division of the District of Massachusetts, U.S.D.C.

This is just confusing as to this happening. Wondering the reason behind it.

I've heard or thought of two suggestions: (a) Keep us from publishing about your case. (b) Get rid of the negative publicity as preparation for Danny becoming president of 3ABN again.

[Daryl Fawcett]

I think it is really time for Danny Shelton to retire rather than to even think of becoming president of 3ABN again.

It would be to 3ABN's benefit financially, and otherwise, for Danny Shelton to retire from any 3ABN on air activity and to not even think of becoming president of 3ABN.

[Battle Creek]

It almost seems as though this litigation effort is being used as a smoke screen--to take attention away from Alex Walker's lawsuit and the settlement process.

Who is paying for the settlement? 3ABN? Danny Shelton?

[Bob Pickle]

It almost seems as though this litigation effort is being used as a smoke screen--to take attention away from Alex Walker's lawsuit and the settlement process.

Who is paying for the settlement? 3ABN? Danny Shelton?

That's a good question. I wonder how we can find out.

My understanding is that one of the attorneys had connections to an insurance company, so there's multiple possibilities.

Do you think 3ABN's premiums might go up? I don't know how insurance companies handle that kind of thing, but it wouldn't surprise me if it's like what happens to your auto insurance premiums after you have a few accidents and/or tickets.

[Battle Creek]

Is the amount of the settlement known?

[Bob Pickle]

Is the amount of the settlement known?

Certainly 3ABN knows what it is, and certainly Alex knows what it is, and certainly their attorneys know what it is. Guess someone could ask them and see what they say. I'd like to know.