Mayfield FAILED Drug Test

This guy is out of his mind.....

Now what? I keep thinking this is a done deal.

It is for everyone in the entire world but Jeremy.

Is this car crash of a story STILL going?

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Originally Posted by Doorslammer

Is this car crash of a story STILL going?

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Yes, when you are up against a large rich corporation, legal justice takes years and sometimes decades.

http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/s...ide-crew-chief

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Originally Posted by Jonesi

Yes, when you are up against a large rich corporation, legal justice takes years and sometimes decades.

http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/s...ide-crew-chief

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Oh please. I've got the same feeling about ol' Jeremy as I do about death-row criminals suddenly "finding Jesus". Pure bull. And poor old Jeremy suffering at the hands of a large rich corporation. Right. He failed his drug tests. MULTIPLE times. If it were one time only vs. a large rich corporation I might feel differently. But Jeremy's a druggie who won't admit to a problem. So no sympathy from this poster. All he's doing is wasting my tax dollars.

How pathetic. I wish somebody with a brain would tell him he's over. Done. Stick a fork in him. Geez!

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Originally Posted by Jonesi

Yes, when you are up against a large rich corporation, legal justice takes years and sometimes decades.

http://www.sportingnews.com/nascar/s...ide-crew-chief

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As long as the lawyers think they can make some money, they will drag it on forever, particularly if it involves a large corporation. Deep pockets make for attractive targets. It has been less that 2 years since this started, so there is probably still money to milk from this "issue". But as a lawyer once told me, lawyers never lose, but their clients do.

Mayfield gains nothing from this and continues to look like the fool. When this is finally over (it will end eventually), he will have nothing and probably still be a druggie. But the lawyers will be smiling - on both sides.

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Originally Posted by beachbum

As long as the lawyers think they can make some money, they will drag it on forever, particularly if it involves a large corporation. Deep pockets make for attractive targets. It has been less that 2 years since this started, so there is probably still money to milk from this "issue". But as a lawyer once told me, lawyers never lose, but their clients do.

Mayfield gains nothing from this and continues to look like the fool. When this is finally over (it will end eventually), he will have nothing and probably still be a druggie. But the lawyers will be smiling - on both sides.

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I'm pretty sure those lawyers will have to take a number and get in line to get paid.

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Originally Posted by Sparky1329

I'm pretty sure those lawyers will have to take a number and get in line to get paid.

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Maybe, but there are always ambulance chasers who hope to win some settlement and get their cut first. Even so, if Mayfield has anything left when this is over, the lawyers will get it.

He is so disillusion, he probably thinks the lawyers take his case because they agree with his arguments, not because they just see an opportunity to make money.