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Hey..I know why Geragos took the job. He likes the publicity and he is into face time with the media. I am still trying to figure out how dumb Jeremy must be. His lawyer he had working for him was a heavy hitter in Charlotte and is an attorney for Bruton Smith. This guy was a good lawyer, and Jeremy dumped him for an ambulance chaser with a nose for getting his nose on TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chaparral66
Jeremy has never been known to have a lot going for him in the smarts department. He seems determined to turn this mess into a real sideshow and, so far, he's doing a fine job. Even if he wins he still loses because he will never race in NASCAR again. NASCAR has the resources to drag this thing out for so many years Jeremy will be too old to race when it wraps up.
They say one of the effects of Meth is you have a mercurial complex develop and a sense of invincability. Gee...this sorta looks that way eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparky1329
From where I sit it does. Delusions of grandeur might be the appropriate buzz-phrase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark in Oshawa
Geragos is a POS every since he lost the big Cal case he is just a bleeder after the deer has been runover.
Who is this new attorney in the article? Jeremy just can't stand to be out of the spotlight.
http://www.sportingnews.com/blog/unr...for_injunction
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"The district court has indicated its inclination to vacate its previous order in light of a change in the preliminary injunction standard, which [Mayfield] would not oppose," Mayfield's new attorney, Dan Marino, wrote in a filing Wednesday. "The subject matter of this appeal is, essentially, moot.
"Since Plaintiffs-Appellees [Mayfield] no longer oppose the lifting of the preliminary injunction, briefing and consideration of all of the issues raised in [the appeal] would be merely an academic exercise."
Having just joined the case two weeks ago, Marino also asked for more time to file a response to NASCAR's appeal, which NASCAR wants to continue despite Mayfield's request.
"It sounds like they are scrambling and playing catch-up," NASCAR spokesman Ramsey Poston said. "We would have gladly agreed to an extension if they asked us, but they didn't. There are very important issues that remain connected to the appeal. We have a court date set for Dec. 1 and intend to keep it".
Looks like Mayfield is going to be on ESPN's Outside The Lines on Sunday. This should make for some interesting television, if for nothing else the potential length of Mayfield's nose.
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Originally Posted by Chaparral66
I wish I could get that program on our TSN up here, but we only get a handful of ESPN programming. THis one should be fun. Jeremy will be up there tossing out one bomb after another about how hard done by he is, ignoring the fact the more he spouts off, the more he will bury his sorry behind in the courts.
I wonder if his attorney knows about this appearance.
He would have to I would think. Either that or Geragos and/or Jeremy are all nuts. Not sure where I would start on that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparky1329
Mayfield is so busy incriminating and confusing himself that at this point, putting him on TV would be a mistake IMO but Geragos hasn't won a major case yet, so I guess he figures to be in this for the publicity. I don't get what is going on here AT all..