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Race Radio said:And how much will he owe them when his wins are taken away?
That SCA lawsuit has been settled on the facts at the time. If they go back on that ruling then would that be legal?
Race Radio said:And how much will he owe them when his wins are taken away?
thehog said:You really don't understand how this works do you? It's not "their" contract. It belongs to both parties. Armstrong had just as much right to "clarify" as SCA does. In fact he invoked the arbitration process from the contract.
What do you think SCA does? Do they go around just paying athletes money for kicks? They run a business. The monies owned to Armstrong were sub-gambled with other insurers. Like an investment bank they had spread their risk. They had contracts with other parties that he would win and contracts that he'd lose. They probably had contracts that he would be DQ'd.
Yes the doping rumors were always around but the Walsh book was the first time they were published in the public domain. SCA was protecting their position from other parties sueing them.
The seeked clarification on what would happen if he was found to have doped. They had to as they could have been sued themselves.
There was a provision in the contract to hold the monies until such queries could be made. There was also a provision for arbitration if both parties couldn't agree a way forward. Team Armstrong filed a suit without entering into discussions with SCA on the matter.
If you ever worked with contracts you would understand. Is a lengthy a difficult process to put together a document that satisfies both parties. You don't look at it and say "oh that's it I understand" because how would you apply legal context to the doping question when it wasn't prevalent when the contract was written. This was 2002 when Lance was rock solid clean.
We as fans still don't understand how the UCi/WADA/CAS process works how did you expect SCA to? They had to find out and they asked the question and wanted some form of evidence from ASO/UCi to protect their position.
Don't worry they know what went down. They knew their day would come.
Glenn_Wilson said:That SCA lawsuit has been settled on the facts at the time. If they go back on that ruling then would that be legal?
S.C.A. could also take action on its own. Jeff Tillotson, the lawyer who represented S.C.A. in the hearing, said the company could try to recoup its money "if it is determined that [Armstrong] used performance-enhancing drugs during that period."
If it were proved Armstrong had given false testimony in the case, SCA could "seek to invalidate the settlement on the grounds that it was procured by fraud," Tillotson said. S.C.A. would have to file a lawsuit in either instance and Tillotson stressed that decision has not been made.
Rock, paper,scissors? The French courts will be trumped if Lance loses a case in the US? The TDF and UCI say the competent and professional labs and scientists returned results that are accurate. But a court in the US will overturn their findings and judgement?Race Radio said:And how much will he owe them when his wins are taken away?
fatandfast said:Rock, paper,scissors? The French courts will be trumped if Lance loses a case in the US? The TDF and UCI say the competent and professional labs and scientists returned results that are accurate. But a court in the US will overturn their findings and judgement?
Even if a little of this stuff comes to pass, we should all assume that the UCI and TDF have little interest in seeing how much more American style damage can be done to the fragile race. If Lance-Landis gate overturns 8 winners in the last 15 years the race will go out of business.
I hope that Pat had the shredder going 24/7 so that all the misdeeds of his admin can just be witnessed visually rather than a written version of his kind of rotten.
fatandfast said:Rock, paper,scissors? The French courts will be trumped if Lance loses a case in the US? The TDF and UCI say the competent and professional labs and scientists returned results that are accurate. But a court in the US will overturn their findings and judgement?
Even if a little of this stuff comes to pass, we should all assume that the UCI and TDF have little interest in seeing how much more American style damage can be done to the fragile race. If Lance-Landis gate overturns 8 winners in the last 15 years the race will go out of business.
I hope that Pat had the shredder going 24/7 so that all the misdeeds of his admin can just be witnessed visually rather than a written version of his kind of rotten.
Glenn_Wilson said:That SCA lawsuit has been settled on the facts at the time. If they go back on that ruling then would that be legal?
LarryBudMelman said:In 2004 more people went to Alpe d'Huez just to hack a loogie on LA...IOW's you're completely off.
Polish said:Man that was a GREAT stage!
Awesome.
You realize those jackasses that spat upon Lance made him go even faster.OMG, I realized I forgot to add Lance's Adrenal Gland to his Quiver of Awesomeness. I will add it in fyi....
Neworld said:Don't forget his Golgi Tendon Organs in his left Flexor digiti minimi brevis.
LA is so awesome, he can even use loogies for propulsion, amazing Polish.
NW
Dr. Maserati said:From ESPN last year:
S.C.A. could also take action on its own. Jeff Tillotson, the lawyer who represented S.C.A. in the hearing, said the company could try to recoup its money "if it is determined that [Armstrong] used performance-enhancing drugs during that period."
If it were proved Armstrong had given false testimony in the case, SCA could "seek to invalidate the settlement on the grounds that it was procured by fraud," Tillotson said. S.C.A. would have to file a lawsuit in either instance and Tillotson stressed that decision has not been made.
Benotti69 said:His loogies are bigger, faster and stronger than the average athletes loogies![]()
LarryBudMelman said:That plus he (LA) rides a 58cm bike...t need to worry about top tube "accidents"...
Glenn_Wilson said:Well I will admit that I do not understand how this works. I also do not understand your post.
Not sure anyone is worried about what went down. Their day did come (not sure if it was a Tuesday
) and it was in the form of a judgement order to pay the bonus and legal fees. (those legal fees were expensive @ around 2.5million)
thehog said:??
But there was no judgment in the case. None whatsoever. SCA agreed to settle before any judgments were made so indeed you do not know what I'm talking about.
Both parties also signed an agreement not to discuss the case. Which the Armstrong camp broke by announcing it was some form of “vindication” of his doping allegations.
Some people forget what the arbitration process is attempting to achieve – it’s a process by which it encourages both parties to talk and find resolution of their own accord. It’s not a court of judgment. It’s a “facilitation” process not a trial.
I think all of us have seen the videos released by Floyd from the hearings. Only one party turned up looking for resolution. The other party was dancing around the issue of doping and having an awful lot of memory loss about specific events.
fatandfast said:So are you saying that an equal number of events happened to Landis and Lance in the same period? Landis was interviewed as much as Lance? He won or lost or was asked about as many races as Lance? He was in and out of the hospital as much as Lance was? Miles traveled? Where does Landis having less to remember factor in? Was is Armstrong portrayed as a p=ssy because he settled?
Anybody can let the dice role and take the case all the way through the process. SCA must have had a reason to write the check or they wouldn't have. How many kids does Landis have? That in itself should be reason enough that Armstrong should be able to forget what he considers as useless minutiae.
You didn't say what prizes were on offer for the fun test but I did it anyway.fatandfast said:
fatandfast said:So are you saying that an equal number of events happened to Landis and Lance in the same period? More
Landis was interviewed as much as Lance? Less
He won or lost or was asked about as many races as Lance? More
He was in and out of the hospital as much as Lance was? Less
Miles traveled? Statute or nautical?
Where does Landis having less to remember factor in? Wyoming
Was is Armstrong portrayed as a p=ssy because he settled? Because he is a cool cat.
Anybody can let the dice role and take the case all the way through the process. SCA must have had a reason to write the check or they wouldn't have. How many kids does Landis have? 28.64
That in itself should be reason enough that Armstrong should be able to forget what he considers as useless minutiae.
"In the last three years I've had over 60 dope tests a year and in 2008/09 I was the most tested athlete on the planet," he told Sky Sports.
thehog said:??
But there was no judgment in the case. None whatsoever. SCA agreed to settle before any judgments were made so indeed you do not know what I'm talking about.
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Some people forget what the arbitration process is attempting to achieve – it’s a process by which it encourages both parties to talk and find resolution of their own accord. It’s not a court of judgment. It’s a “facilitation” process not a trial.
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ChrisE said:I get it now.
Tailwind/LA wasn't playing nice in helping SCA understand ...
Here's what really happened:
Tailwind/LA: We won, so pay up.
SCA: uh, blah, hospital, uh, walsh, uh, duh
Tailwind/LA: Pay up before I ***** slap you with lawsuit
SCA: uh, uh yeah go ahead....slobber, hiccup
Tailwind/LA: OK, if we arbitrate get your little crony appointee off the panel, pud (judge agrees).
SCA: blah blah, hospital room, blah blah. OK we settle. Here you go and some lawyer fees to match.
Tailwind/LA: Scoreboard *****.
Neworld said:Can't wait to pull this post out after all the Federal sworn testimony is made public and The Sunday times and SCA find new lawyers to suck the last bit of blood out of LA's one stone. Oh and don't forget about Landis' Whistleblower suit (federal whistle-blower lawsuit against his former team — the United States Postal Service squad that included the seven-time Tour winner Lance Armstrong — claiming that the team defrauded the government).
Kinda reminds me of Bush and WMD, 'cause at one point in time some dummies in the Western world believed the information presented to them by the Bush admin. Except for that silly Swedish Diplomat (Hans Blix), Hans looks really silly now doesn't he? Maybe its possible that at the instance in time the SCA tried to question LA and Tailwind there was 'misinformation' or worse, leading to an inappropriate settlement. That settlement may be readdressed in the future with the unearthing of new facts. Or, you and Polish are right and there is in fact a secret cache of weapons still buried in the dunes of Iraq that the rest of the world still cannot find.
NW
Polish said:Can't wait to pull this post out after all the Federal sworn testimony is over and the Grand Jury's time limit expires without indictments of Lance...
Neworld said:Facts please Polish.
You just claimed
that the GJ's time
limit has expired.
Facts please...cricket cricket.
Don't worry no one expects you to find the information to support that claim, nor do they expect the post devoid of that fact will stop you from posting like a LA high-school cheerleader, part-time bike salesperson.
NW
Polish said:A Federal Grand Jury term is 18 months.
May 2010 to December 2011. Check a calendar. Gregorian.
Chant with me.....it is over, it is over, it is over.
Grand Jury terms can be extended or the matter can be held over for a new Grand Jury. Tell Fabio his client is not out of danger by a long-shot.Polish said:A Federal Grand Jury term is 18 months.
May 2010 to December 2011. Check a calendar. Gregorian.
Chant with me.....it is over, it is over, it is over.
