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For what it’s worth, I believe that the lawyer who filed it is a friend of Vin from Storm Marketing.Likely suit was filed pro bono or on a contingency—players likely not paying hourly rates for counsel.
For what it’s worth, I believe that the lawyer who filed it is a friend of Vin from Storm Marketing.Likely suit was filed pro bono or on a contingency—players likely not paying hourly rates for counsel.
He completely unenrolled from school the Covid season.Lawsuit says Dingle is continuing his undergraduate studies. Kid has been in college for five years. What gives?
Lawsuit says Dingle is continuing his undergraduate studies. Kid has been in college for five years. What gives?
Lawsuit says Dingle is continuing his undergraduate studies. Kid has been in college for five years. What gives?
Lawsuit says Dingle is continuing his undergraduate studies. Kid has been in college for five years. What gives?
Do we know when a judge is expected to take this up
He has been in college for 4 years. He withdrew from Penn in 20-21.
I would say the three biggest reasons we didn't win more than 20 games were:We won 20 games with them. The metrics were good enough. Not making the tournament was more of the committee and bid stealers doing .I would take them back in a heartbeat.
People forget Dingle was also injured preseason with a shoulder injury. Then you add the COVID stuff. Truly a worst case scenario season for him for most of it, but he rallied back in February.I would say the three biggest reasons we didn't win more than 20 games were:
1) Dingle taking 3/4 of the season to get comfortable here
2) Luis dealing with a nagging shin splint injury, limiting his effectiveness, ability to practice, and fitting into the flow of the offense
3) Soriano going into a prolonged regression after being double and tripled teamed because he was our main weapon early on (who was killing it)
A healthy Luis, returning Ledlum and Dingle, plus strong gets in the portal, improved returnees, and this could be a 25-27 win team.
Beasty your glasses are even rosey than mine I would be happy with 22-25I would say the three biggest reasons we didn't win more than 20 games were:
1) Dingle taking 3/4 of the season to get comfortable here
2) Luis dealing with a nagging shin splint injury, limiting his effectiveness, ability to practice, and fitting into the flow of the offense
3) Soriano going into a prolonged regression after being double and tripled teamed because he was our main weapon early on (who was killing it)
A healthy Luis, returning Ledlum and Dingle, plus strong gets in the portal, improved returnees, and this could be a 25-27 win team.
Jackson Lewis is almost exclusively, if not exclusively, a law firm in employment matters representing Employers/management not employees. This is interesting, if they are representing Ledlum and 'Dingle, as Otis's post suggests. Jackson Lewis is 'quality' in many people's opinion, but I think they cave too often and are looking to settle good employer-side cases too quickly. But of course, here they are on the "employee side" (sort of).I don’t know how fast return dates for Preliminary Injunctions are in Queens County but in counties in Upstate New York you could expect the application for a Preliminary Injunction to move very quickly.
On the bright side the law firm representing Ledlum and Dingle is high quality. The application being venued in Queens County should equate to home court advantage.
Regardless of who else is on its roster this coming season StJ’s will be a better team with Dingle and Ledlum on it. I hope they both get the right to put on the StJ’s uniform again.
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Queens County is definitely, the old 'home court advantage' play.I think there is a good shot that they can win with that firm at the helm. I am just curious to see how this is enforced - we have the NCAA a national entity and we have this case in Queens court at the state level. I am wondering why this was not brought in federal court. I guess they can Remove it to federal court but not sure how a favorable Queens opinion is enforced. I don't practice in this area so I am not sure.
Jackson Lewis has a good rep have worked on few roles for them in the past.Jackson Lewis is almost exclusively, if not exclusively, a law firm in employment matters representing Employers/management not employees. This is interesting, if they are representing Ledlum and 'Dingle, as Otis's post suggests. Jackson Lewis is 'quality' in many people's opinion, but I think they cave too often and are looking to settle good employer-side cases too quickly. But of course, here they are on the "employee side" (sort of).
I have mediated many cases involving Jackson Lewis. They do not cave. Tough litigators who aggressively represent their clients. Our players are well represented.Jackson Lewis is almost exclusively, if not exclusively, a law firm in employment matters representing Employers/management not employees. This is interesting, if they are representing Ledlum and 'Dingle, as Otis's post suggests. Jackson Lewis is 'quality' in many people's opinion, but I think they cave too often and are looking to settle good employer-side cases too quickly. But of course, here they are on the "employee side" (sort of).