Breaking Story of NFLPA-NFL Expedition Motion

[Soul_Survivor88]

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 12s13 seconds ago
BREAKING: NFLPA asks Judge Berman for premotion conference & expedited briefing schedule in lieu of filing motion for preliminary injunction

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 42s42 seconds ago
BREAKING (continued): NFLPAadvises Judge Berman that it will also file Answer and Counterclaim today



NFLPA also states that Brady wants final resolution before the start of the regular season

 

[shmessy]

Incoming

 

[ViperGTS]

Ben Volin ?@BenVolin 5m5 minutes ago
NFLPA also states that Brady wants final resolution before the start of the regular season

What the hell is going on?

 

[Mack Herron]

What the hell is going on?

Both NFL and NFLPA have met and agreed to an expedited process requesting a final decision by 9/4. This would end the case before the season, one way or another, once and for all.

 

[ViperGTS]

So does this mean he's giving in? This worries me...a ton. A metric ton. No way the negotiation goes to 0 games.

Not good..

 

[JMC00]

wow he really is an absolute idiot, huh?

 

[farn]

Does this just mean League and PA are agreeing to have this taken care of asap ?

 

[grux]

EDIT. I misinterpreted the post. Sorry.

 

[ViperGTS]

Both NFL and NFLPA have met and agreed to an expedited process requesting a final decision by 9/4. This would end the case before the season, one way or another, once and for all.

And expedited process doesn't work in Bradys favor does it? Unless, the Mortenesen stuff triggered something.

 

[karguy85]

He still wants to file a lawsuit. The NFLPA and NFL both want an expedited briefing schedule to argue their points (plus oral argument), and the decision to be rendered prior to the season (hence an injunction would be unnecessary). I'm a lawyer.

 

[hypotherion]

So does this mean he's giving in? This worries me...a ton. A metric ton. No way the negotiation goes to 0 games.

Not good..

That's not what it means. The NFL/NFLPA are asking for the judge to rule on the case by Sept. 4th. If the judge declines then they'll ask for the injunction.

 

[rochrist]

So does this mean he's giving in? This worries me...a ton. A metric ton. No way the negotiation goes to 0 games.

Not good..

I don't think so. I think both sides are requesting that the court rule the case by September 4th, so they aren't requesting the injunction.

 

[FourierSeries]

He still wants to file a lawsuit. The NFLPA and NFL both want an expedited briefing schedule to argue their points (plus oral argument), and the decision to be rendered prior to the season (hence an injunction would be unnecessary). I'm a lawyer.

Sounds good to me.

 

[Galeb]

I wonder if the leaks about other owner's disapproval has something to do with this.

 

[karguy85]

Ben Volin obviously is not a lawyer...

 

[Soul_Survivor88]

Bob McGovern ?@BobMcGovernJr 9m9 minutes ago
The NFL and NFLPA want to expedite the #DeflateGate case and finish it before the season. There won't be a motion for an injunction.

 

[ViperGTS]

That's not what it means. The NFL/NFLPA are asking for the judge to rule on the case by Sept. 4th. If the judge declines then they'll ask for the injunction.

Guess goes more to my understanding thst the legal system needs an overhaul. In my world, judge see the relevant basic facts and says here is an injunction while we work through it. Then a ruling at a later date. Don't see how you can get an injunction after a ruling.

Damn lawyers.

 

[Soul_Survivor88]

He still wants to file a lawsuit. The NFLPA and NFL both want an expedited briefing schedule to argue their points (plus oral argument), and the decision to be rendered prior to the season (hence an injunction would be unnecessary). I'm a lawyer.

And clearly, you know more than Ben Volin...d%#*!@t, I should have known better than to trust a nimrod

 

[shmessy]

Ben Volin ?@BenVolin 5m5 minutes ago
NEWS: NFLPA files motion expaining that Brady no longer wants to file a lawsuit and seek an injunction

What a MORON that MCI is. There's NOTHING in that that states Brady "no longer wants to file a lawsuit...." whatsoever.

Is he really THAT mentally challengged to believe that his readership is that stupid?

Literally a 6th grade brain thinking he can make stories up at will.

 

[TriplecHamp]

lol at the panic, Im pretty sure this just means the NFLPA is comfortable with the judge just ruling on the case asap and getting it thrown out.