Is Phil going to get served when we go to Auburn?

#26
#26
dsbyrd said:
It varies according to local rules and practice. I'm not an expert on Alabama. But in a lot of places the service of a motion to quash abates the date and nothing happens until the party wishing to take the deposition sets a hearing.

And yes, you are right on the usual basis for a motion to quash. I don't know what grounds they raised. It might also have been joined with a motion for a protective order seeking to limit the time or scope, or require it to be taken in Knoxville, etc.
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thanks.

i love learning about litigation. so much more interesting than what i do!
 
#29
#29
volfanbill said:
maybe i just took offense to it because you quoted me, but again you haven't really listed anything i didn't already say, so i'm guessing he's not getting served again. Unless he loses a dance contest...

and since they haven't done anything about the attempt to quash it, he's not talking on thursday in court either.
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There would be no reason to serve him again in connection with the deposition the other side wanted. And you are right- no deposition this week because there's been no ruling on the motion to quash. And depositions are normally given in one of the lawyer's conference rooms, not in court.
 
#32
#32
dsbyrd said:
There would be no reason to serve him again in connection with the deposition the other side wanted. And you are right- no deposition this week because there's been no ruling on the motion to quash. And depositions are normally given in one of the lawyer's conference rooms, not in court.
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so that part I didn't know. Either way I'm sure the whole topic will be brought up during the week.
 
#34
#34
If Fulmer coaches another decade worth of games against Urban
> <Scout.com: Urban Meyer Profile> Meyer, he
will
> lose all ten of them. He's tried everything there is to match up with
> Florida's coach, and nothing has worked. This game, Fulmer tried to
emulate
> Mark Richt's successful stunt against the Gators last year by going
out of
> character and talking trash. The typically conservative Tennessee
coach
> vowed at a pep rally the Vols would "kick Florida's butt". He brought
Al
> Wilson, the heart of the 1998 championship team, back to address the
players
> with what was described as a fiery, inspirational speech. The result
of all
> this bravado: a 24-point loss where Tennessee was never in the game.
>
> What's left for Fulmer to try? He has a new offensive coordinator, but
the
> most innovative new look the Volunteers can show is a package of
running
> plays with an athletic wide receiver at quarterback. That's
groundbreaking
> stuff - for 1994. When was the last time you watched a Tennessee game
and
> were impressed with the way they out-schemed the other team?
>
> Four straight losses to UF, the last two by a combined 63 points, give
> little indication that Tennessee is even competitive. Florida's talent
is
> only increasing as Meyer piles up top class after top class, while
Fulmer's
> recruiting has been spotty the past four years. Last year's Eastern
division
> title in a year when the Volunteers lost to Florida by 39 and Alabama
> <Alabama Crimson Tide Football, Basketball, and Recruiting Front Page> by 24 inexplicably convinced Tennessee
athletic
> director Mike Hamilton Fulmer needed a big raise and a contract
extension.
> With Tennessee staring down the barrel of a 3-5 start to their season,
> Hamilton would get contributions from other SEC school's fans to help
pay
> for another one.
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this says it all
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#37
#37
I think the guys are in cahoots trying to rehash all this stuff should be sued themselves. I did a little background search on the lead attorney and he didn't even go to law school until he reached age 32. Not that that in itself is bad, but how experienced is he. He's just wanting free publicity/advertising and is another idiot attorney that wants to try and tie the courts up needlessly. He is kind of attorney that makes others look bad unfortunately for honest hardworking ones.
 
#38
#38
utfantilidie said:
I think the guys are in cahoots trying to rehash all this stuff should be sued themselves. I did a little background search on the lead attorney and he didn't even go to law school until he reached age 32. Not that that in itself is bad, but how experienced is he. He's just wanting free publicity/advertising and is another idiot attorney that wants to try and tie the courts up needlessly. He is kind of attorney that makes others look bad unfortunately for honest hardworking ones.
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:rofl:
YOU SAID HONEST in a thread talking about Bama attorneys
 
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#39
#39
haven't read up on the guy to say anything else about him, but early 30's, while on the high end of the age range in my class, was not unusual. you see a lot more of it these days. more career switchers when the economy is bad turn to law school, because it buys you time and there are no specific educational prerequisites (other than a bachelors degree).
 
#40
#40
The only thing fulmer will be served in Auburn is a ton of food---he loves the ribs down there.
 
#41
#41
i gotta say, i was really happy to see good ole southern bbq when i crashed the big orange tailgate tour's part in berkeley in 07.
 
#42
#42
ksushalovesthevols said:
haven't read up on the guy to say anything else about him, but early 30's, while on the high end of the age range in my class, was not unusual. you see a lot more of it these days. more career switchers when the economy is bad turn to law school, because it buys you time and there are no specific educational prerequisites (other than a bachelors degree).
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Yep, the non-traditional student is becoming the norm in law school these days.
 
#45
#45
now that I think about it, Phil probably could served by Clemson's HC by playing at Auburn
 
#48
#48
gainesvol82 said:
lol, I thought your post was refferring to him get served as coach by Tommy Bowden.
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i too am looking for an explanation for this.

I know Tommy Bowden is the coach at Clemson

His brother Terry once coached at Auburn, even had an undefeated season. Terry also likes to play with coeds.

Both Terry and Tommy have the same father, football coaching legend Bobby Bowden.

That's what I know (other than going more in depth of each coach's careers). I, like ksusha, have no idea what gainesvol is referring to.
 
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