- people
who are obviously addicted to lawsuits against all of us!
Thx
Don, could not say it better, see Law Suit on Part 1 Blog
"Five
Million Dollars. Fantastic. More legal bills, to be shared by every
CV Homeowner.
I noticed today that the opposition group has finally published their complete "slate", with Executive Board candidate endorsements. With one or possibly two exceptions, every person on this list is a Dave Israel hater, WiFi opponent, UCO lawsuit plaintiff, or rejected former UCO operatives tossed out on their asses in previous elections for being inveterate troublemakers. I have no doubt that most of these people support this new lawsuit.
I urge all Delegates to reject this "slate" in it's entirety, and to pay special attention to the malcontent candidates for Executive Board. These people, if elected, will work to obstruct every project and initiative undertaken by the next Israel Administration, just out of pure spite.
Get out the broom. Make a clean sweep."
I noticed today that the opposition group has finally published their complete "slate", with Executive Board candidate endorsements. With one or possibly two exceptions, every person on this list is a Dave Israel hater, WiFi opponent, UCO lawsuit plaintiff, or rejected former UCO operatives tossed out on their asses in previous elections for being inveterate troublemakers. I have no doubt that most of these people support this new lawsuit.
I urge all Delegates to reject this "slate" in it's entirety, and to pay special attention to the malcontent candidates for Executive Board. These people, if elected, will work to obstruct every project and initiative undertaken by the next Israel Administration, just out of pure spite.
Get out the broom. Make a clean sweep."
Hi all,
ReplyDeleteThe two lawsuits are frivolous at best, but one never knows what can happen in a Court of law. The total of the two suits, $5,392,000.00, if awarded, would pose an existential threat to UCO. Why you may well ask; because UCO might become uninsurable, obviously, no rational person would work in UCO lacking Insurance coverage.
Dave Israel