RDU VOL#14
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At what point do companies stop being "entertainment" (as MLB argued at one point) and start being political action committees?
But my question to you would be would you support the businesses in Georgia if they sued the MLB because of their [badly made] decision and sought financial compensation for the loss of revenue?
Broad sweep much with that ignorant take? You do know that going to church every week means exactly squat when it comes to morals right?Between the two candidates (Trump -atheist, 2 or 4 abortions, cheated on all 3 wives) and Biden (church every week, faithful to wife) it was an easy decision with my values. I dont abandon them like republicans.
Seems frivolous, unless they had a contract (that didn't give them an out).
It's an interesting hypothetical considering why the decision was made.
@lawgator1 @ClearwaterVol
I know this is outside your normal area of the law, but care to weigh in on your thoughts?
It's an interesting hypothetical considering why the decision was made.
@lawgator1 @ClearwaterVol
I know this is outside your normal area of the law, but care to weigh in on your thoughts?
Most likely all of the contractors involved are contracted to the stadium operator and not MLB.
Who's crying, Stacy and MLB just cut off their nose to spite their face. Stupid is as stupid does, and the laws while reactionary aren't any more restrictive than the rest of the country by and large.Moved to Denver, thats great for their local businesses. Seems like a wash for American small businesses. but ya'll need something to cry about
Correct. But I'd say 99% of the time the "out" clauses don't include "threw a temper tantrum based on lies." I would tend to think the venue and organizations included in that could be represented in a class action lawsuit.
I'd like to see what reason the MLB gave the venue.
I'm not saying frivolous as a matter of legal opinion. I'm talking about what's right and wrong. It seems like BS that anybody would sue over this. They don't owe you anything just because you thought you had an opportunity to ride their coattails and then you didn't.
There's a lot more work, time and additional expenses that go on with these things than you realize. As I said to Hog, there are legal outs built in (Covid enacted quite a few last year) but I'm not sure this would stand up to the legal scrutiny.
I'm not talking about street vendors selling illegal merch here. There's probably significant money already dropped in anticipation of this game by a lot of different people.
You're my next door neighbor and we both have a couple acres. You tell me you're going to build a little reservoir in your back yard. I build a deck at the edge of my property that's going to overlook it. You never build the reservoir so now I just have this weird deck out there. Do you owe me anything?
Little different situation...
That's kinda the point. It's different enough that you look at it in a new light, but it's principly the same thing because it's not qualitatively different.
You don't owe me anything just because you announced your plans and then changed your plans. There has to be an agreement between us.