NFLPA files motion to vacate

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Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 2m2 minutes ago
BREAKING: Tom Brady, NFLPA file motion to vacate arbitration award. Details to follow.

Well, lets see where this leads next...No word on the NFLs submission

 

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and on a related note, looks like there has likely been very little progress in working towards a settlement prior to August 12th

 

[A man named Brady]

What does this mean

 

[SHOWTIME15]

What does this mean

it means goodell doesn't want to settle and TB said fine we'll what the jusge says

 

[Mack Herron]

NFL first filed motion to confirm. No common ground here.

 

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NFLs arguments now floating in

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 4m4 minutes ago
NFL Memorandum of Law (point headings): (1) Goodell interpreted and applied CBA & past precedent in rejecting the Union’s notice arguments"

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 2m2 minutes ago
NFL Memo of Law: (2) :"Relying on his interp of CBA & findings of fact, Goodell considered/rejected NFLPA's 'fair and consistent' arguments"

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 2m2 minutes ago
NFL Memo of Law -- Points (3) & (4): "The Appeal hearing was procedurally fair" and "The Commissioner was not evidently partial"

 

[farn]

it means goodell doesn't want to settle and TB said fine we'll what the jusge says

There is no middle ground. Not at this point.

 

[VectorPrime]

Goodell literally lied in his briefing on what happened during the appeal. He knowingly and blatantly lied about information he was told during testimony and used that distortion to base his judgement on. How on earth is that not enough to throw the entire thing out by itself? Far stronger cases have been wrecked by such procedural screwups.

Does the judge not see this? He must right?

 

[FCB02062]

Both sides digging in their heels

 

[fumbrunner]

nothing new here

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 2m2 minutes ago
Brady Memo: Point 1 -- "Brady Did Not Have Notice of Any Applicable Disciplinary Penalty for Equipment Tampering Other than a Possible Fine"

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 51s51 seconds ago
Brady Memo of Law: Point 1(b) -- "Brady Had No Notice of the Policy Under Which He Was Disciplined"

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 4m4 minutes ago
Brady Memo of Law: Point 1(c) -- "Brady Had No Notice of a 'Generally Aware' Disciplinary Standard"

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 4m4 minutes ago
Brady Memo of Law: Point 1(d)--"Brady Had No Notice He Could Be Suspended for Initially Declining to Turn Over His Personal Communications"

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 3m3 minutes ago
Brady Memo of Law: Point 2 -- "The Award Violates the CBA Requirement of Fundamental Fairness"

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 1m1 minute ago
Brady Memo of Law: Point 3 --"The Proceedings Defied Fundamental Fairness." Many sub-points (to be summarized in next few tweets)

 

[Rob0729]

nothing new here

There won't be a heck of a lot new in the big points. There should be some new stuff in the details.

 

[NJPatsfan26]

Not surprised at this at all

 

[raduray]

What does this mean

Is this the 15 page brief requested by Judge Berman due today?

 

[Tony2046]

I wonder if Goodell has just hung himself.

Is it possible that Pash has seen this an opportunity to get Goodell removed so that he can take his place?

 

[Deus Irae]

So Brady didn't play "safe", huh? Media members will be crying all weekend long.

 

[rexxar]

Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 2m2 minutes ago
NFL Memo of Law -- Points (3) & (4): "The Appeal hearing was procedurally fair" and "The Commissioner was not evidently partial"

lol. right.

 

[Mark.]

Maybe it is Goodells last stand. Hope he has the same result as Custer.

 

[VectorPrime]

So Brady didn't play "safe", huh? Media members will be crying all weekend long.

b b b b but Brady is only bluffing, he won't dare risk bringing this to court!

 

[farn]

So Brady didn't play "safe", huh? Media members will be crying all weekend long.

Deus, by this do you refer to the "Brady should just be a man and own up" BS crowd ? Or do you mean the people thought he'd be too cowardly to go to court ?

 

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1. Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 2m2 minutes ago
   Brady Memo of Law: Point 3(C) --"Goodell Denied Brady the Right to Question Co-Lead Investigator Pash"
   
   
2. Daniel Wallach ?@WALLACHLEGAL 2m2 minutes ago
   Brady Memo of Law: Point 3(B) --"Goodell Denied Brady Access to Investigative Files Available to NFL Counsel"
   

Anyone have access to the full submissions?