Judge demands $67M for misplaced pants

[PlayaHataSupreme]

Re: Judge demands $67M for misplaced pants

How about a little update...........

Roy L. Pearson Jr., whose $54 million lawsuit against a Northeast Washington dry-cleaning shop was rejected in court, is about to lose his job as an administrative law judge, sources said last night.

A city commission voted yesterday against reappointing Pearson to the bench of the Office of Administrative Hearings, which hears cases involving various D.C. boards and agencies. Pearson, who was up for a 10-year term, had tried to hold on to the job.

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[SPTO]

Re: Judge demands $67M for misplaced pants

Thank goodness there's some sanity in this world.

[MassNole]

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How about a little update...........



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Good, hopefully the Washington DC Bar will go after his license next for the way he disgraced the profession.

[luv_mist]

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SUPER BUMP...Bump....bump....

Good, hopefully the Washington DC Bar will go after his license next for the way he disgraced the profession.

Just saw this. Was wondering what happened tot his case. I don't think they'll go after his license only because of the crap that other lawyers do. This is about on par with suing a company for burning yourself with hot coffee when you're clumsy enough to do it or something to that effect. I'm even more disappointed because he's a goofy looking brother at that. Maybe he was fed up with the judge thing and was looking for a way out.

[MassNole]

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Come on the McDonalds coffee case was completely different, that is such a poor example. I know the general public doesn't get it though, but that was just different.

As for this "Judge", I still maintain the DC Bar should take some action for this.

[luv_mist]

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Come on the McDonalds coffee case was completely different, that is such a poor example. I know the general public doesn't get it though, but that was just different.

As for this "Judge", I still maintain the DC Bar should take some action for this.

What happened witht eh McDonald's coffee case?

[MassNole]

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What happened witht eh McDonald's coffee case?

First the coffee McD's was serving was just insanely hot and they had been warned numerous times that it was dangerous. Second the cups they used at that time were crap and they knew they had the propensity to injure people. So they had actual knowledge of the danger the cups posed and did nothing about it. That is why they got sued, not just because some old woman was a clumsy oaf.