Re: PBMR-Grandel Aritcle

From: Michael Johnson <dragon-1@pacbell.net>

Date: Sun, 02 Aug 1998 00:00:00 +0000

> Since the letter I printed from Troy is a letter on his letterhead from a
> lawyer no less.  If I did not print this correctly, why did he not sue?  He
> would have an original, the letter was sent "return receipt" so he knew I
> received the original.
>
> There are only two options...
>
> 1) The letter I printed was absolutely correct so he could not sue.  or...
>
> 2) The letter was butchered to make him seem bad and he would sue for slander.
>
> Since Troy never bothered to sue, I guess maybe we all know that it was #1
> don't we?  How could they decide not to sue becuase the cost wasn't worth it?
> His son and VP is a lawyer who could do it all on his own - no cost except for
> some filing fees.

Bob Boast

Once again you display your ignorance. They would have to hire an out
side lawyer and it would have cost more money that they would have won
in the judgement. And seeing that there would be ways to time it up in
court on appeals it just was worth it.

Michael
dragon-1@pacbell.net

References

Re: PBMR-Grandel Aritcle
Michael Johnson <dragon-1@pacbell.net>
Mon, 27 Jul 1998 00:00:00 +0000
Re: PBMR-Grandel Aritcle
bobbost@aol.com (BobBost)
Sun, 02 Aug 1998 00:00:00 +0000