upstater1
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He might be too busy trying to explain how he allowed the NFL to play him by beating him to the punch and filing a motion in an NYC court to have the ruling upheld a second after Goodell's ruling was released. That's the kind of stuff that $1,000 an hour lawyers are supposed to anticipate and it's reasonably probable that he did not. The consequences aren't clear yet, but if it turns out that the NFL has secured the right to have the case heard in a court in New York city, the fight will be over before it's begun.
You have to be informed of an appeal before you can sue.
There was never going to be a time that Kessler beat the NFL to the punch on timing.