Comments on: Discovery Hearing Transcript Available http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/ Trademark Properties v. A&E Television Networks Wed, 20 Aug 2008 07:53:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: vtwintx http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-35834 vtwintx Thu, 28 Feb 2008 21:39:32 +0000 http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-35834 Now his family is ashamed. http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=c32116f4-b000-4778-a1c7-f9a8b674f8f8 Now his family is ashamed.
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]]> By: Steve in Texas http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-5138 Steve in Texas Sun, 15 Apr 2007 18:44:15 +0000 http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-5138 Re: “macho sunglass wearing loan shark sub-prime contractor” bully boys" I wonder how much of that is sub prime too and he brags on his web site that he started with $50,000 in debt and a 501 credit score and with no money down. The only way to do that is with what are called "liar loans" that I'm aware of. Check out 'I am facing foreclosure (dot) com'. The kid was on Nightline the other night... "Casey Serin: I'm a 24 yr old "would-be real estate mogul" from Sacramento CA. After going to a few seminars I bought 8 houses in 8 months in 4 states with no money down looking to fix 'n flip. I made some mistakes and am now millions in debt" Re: “macho sunglass wearing loan shark sub-prime contractor” bully boys”

I wonder how much of that is sub prime too and he brags on his web site that he started with $50,000 in debt and a 501 credit score and with no money down. The only way to do that is with what are called “liar loans” that I’m aware of.

Check out ‘I am facing foreclosure (dot) com’. The kid was on Nightline the other night…

“Casey Serin: I’m a 24 yr old “would-be real estate mogul” from Sacramento CA. After going to a few seminars I bought 8 houses in 8 months in 4 states with no money down looking to fix ‘n flip. I made some mistakes and am now millions in debt”

]]> By: Mary http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-5119 Mary Sun, 15 Apr 2007 06:48:17 +0000 http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-5119 I am an attorney - looking at the mediation issue from the prospective of having been there, done that - how can the court expect any meaningful mediation if he is not requiring discovery on the issue of damages? Let's say both parties agree that there were no actual written contracts, (Note to A&E - a written agreement with no signatures is still no agreement, duh) so they had one, maybe two oral contracts, well that might settle liability, but it still doesn't address the real reason you are in mediation - damages. Seems to me, silly girl that I am - that both sides need to do some more discovery before you can mediate. So, I have to respectfully disagree with the Court - this case is not ready to mediate. Some judges just can't seem to get a clue - I would have liked to ask the Court exactly what are the parties supposed to be mediating? Yay for Richard and the Real Deal. I loved his show and I loved the way he operated his business. These piss-poor replacements are a joke and in the case of the macho-boys in Texas, putting obviously tame cats out like they are feral barn cats. I want to know what happened to the two cats. A&E won't answer that questions. That did not make for good TV at all. I was horrified that these jack-**s would do that, that so-called animal loving wife of his would do that to these cats, that the humane shelter or whereever they got the cats would let them have these cats to go out and kill rodents and poisoness snakes - and if you read the A&E discussion boards - so were a lot of other people. Gee, at least the poor contractors they regularly bully and rip off can walk away from the job - those two cats had no choice and if they weren't scooped up by A & E and returned to the shelter or real homes, then they should be prosecuted for neglect and mistreatment of the cats like those so-called "macho sunglass wearing loan shark sub-prime contractor" bully boys. And the Atlanta guy - All I thought when I saw these two crews was what - did A & E seek the dregs of the house flipping society? What's the problem with paying a fair wage for a man's (woman's) labor? Is that supposed to make for good TV? A & E lost it's soul. Go Richard and thanks for discovering that Trial Lawyers are good people too!! I am an attorney - looking at the mediation issue from the prospective of having been there, done that - how can the court expect any meaningful mediation if he is not requiring discovery on the issue of damages? Let’s say both parties agree that there were no actual written contracts, (Note to A&E - a written agreement with no signatures is still no agreement, duh) so they had one, maybe two oral contracts, well that might settle liability, but it still doesn’t address the real reason you are in mediation - damages. Seems to me, silly girl that I am - that both sides need to do some more discovery before you can mediate. So, I have to respectfully disagree with the Court - this case is not ready to mediate. Some judges just can’t seem to get a clue - I would have liked to ask the Court exactly what are the parties supposed to be mediating?

Yay for Richard and the Real Deal. I loved his show and I loved the way he operated his business. These piss-poor replacements are a joke and in the case of the macho-boys in Texas, putting obviously tame cats out like they are feral barn cats. I want to know what happened to the two cats. A&E won’t answer that questions. That did not make for good TV at all. I was horrified that these jack-**s would do that, that so-called animal loving wife of his would do that to these cats, that the humane shelter or whereever they got the cats would let them have these cats to go out and kill rodents and poisoness snakes - and if you read the A&E discussion boards - so were a lot of other people. Gee, at least the poor contractors they regularly bully and rip off can walk away from the job - those two cats had no choice and if they weren’t scooped up by A & E and returned to the shelter or real homes, then they should be prosecuted for neglect and mistreatment of the cats like those so-called “macho sunglass wearing loan shark sub-prime contractor” bully boys.

And the Atlanta guy - All I thought when I saw these two crews was what - did A & E seek the dregs of the house flipping society? What’s the problem with paying a fair wage for a man’s (woman’s) labor? Is that supposed to make for good TV?

A & E lost it’s soul. Go Richard and thanks for discovering that Trial Lawyers are good people too!!

]]> By: Steve in Texas http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-5060 Steve in Texas Sat, 14 Apr 2007 04:24:45 +0000 http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-5060 Funny. The counter claim alleges there was a "breach" when Trademark shopped their show to TLC and left A&E. A breach? Like "breach of contract"? That's what the judge said! LOL Funny. The counter claim alleges there was a “breach” when Trademark shopped their show to TLC and left A&E. A breach? Like “breach of contract”? That’s what the judge said! LOL

]]> By: Julie http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-4960 Julie Wed, 11 Apr 2007 03:04:36 +0000 http://www.flipthislawsuit.com/2007/04/09/discovery-hearing-transcript-available/#comment-4960 Exactly WHO would become part of something like this television show--to write, produce, etc.--and not expect any profit? Richard Davis plans, write all of that, shops it around only for "publicity"? That seems comically stupid to me. And of course oral agreements aren't industry standard, but I don't think Mr. Davis thought it'd remain oral--he was expecting the oral terms to be sent to him in written form. Exactly WHO would become part of something like this television show–to write, produce, etc.–and not expect any profit? Richard Davis plans, write all of that, shops it around only for “publicity”? That seems comically stupid to me. And of course oral agreements aren’t industry standard, but I don’t think Mr. Davis thought it’d remain oral–he was expecting the oral terms to be sent to him in written form.

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