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that the only “winners” in this case will be the attorneys who represent the
Plaintiff and the attorneys who represent the various different defendants
named in Marathon’s case. As is usually
the case in most civil lawsuits!
bit of research I did today on Pacer.gov, the government-operated web-site
where anyone can search for information about – and documents pertaining to –
lawsuits filed in Federal courts, so far…
filed a lawsuit against Rowe, IplanTables, and other named defendants.
Turner filed a motion that the lawsuit against Whiting Turner be dismissed.
(et al) filed an “answer” to the lawsuit and filed a counter-claim (counter
lawsuit) against Marathon.
some of the documents, and, if I decide to post the documents in my Google Docs
library, I’ll update this post with a link to the documents. Some of what’s in the documents makes for
interesting reading! If you want to read
the documents before I get around to posting them in my Google Docs library, go
to Pacer.gov and register for your own account.
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