Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[Himedall All-seeing Waifu]

Wait. This is quite the interesting timeline.

1. Sept 30: Judge Bennett slaps Greer with sanctions, and a Show Cause for further sanctions (due 10/14)
2. Oct 1: Greer emails Viatron asking for $20k
3. Oct 3-14: Greer is very busy extorting Viatron for $200k, plus other "violations"
4. Oct 14: Greer informs Hardin that the judge has not ruled on his motions yet (they were ruled on Sept 30)
5. Oct 15-16: Viatron President rejects Greer's $200k figure, Greer desperately tries to claw it back to $20k
6. Oct 15: Greer asks this judge for more time to respond to Show Cause, because he woopsie oopsie doodle good faith missed the court order. In his begging for an extension, he admits he did see the sanctions order on Sept 30.

So Greer's immediate response to getting another sanction was to turn around and threaten his employer to get the money. Then he spent 2 weeks not working, but "immediately" responding to Viatron emails. Yet with all this free time and attention to his inbox, he conveniently never saw the other order he claims he missed.

He is trying to fund his dreams of a brothel with litigation. Change my mind. I believe he has finally understood that there is no other way he will be able to afford it, but he got greedy and flubbed 20k.

Name and shame, Russ! Who's the ghost lawyer that totally agreed you had a slam-dunk case?

Actually wait, he filed the other suit IFP. Is Nevada one of those states that requires pre-screening by a licensed attorney?

Ghostwriting is not allowed in Nevada. If true, Russ could be hit with sanctions for failure to disclose and the lawyer face board discipline

This will turn out like Steve Taylor being 'eager' to testify, the lawyer who told him his first Swift case had merit, and the friend in his book that got firebombed.

If anything, Greer talked to an attorney *about* the case, and he took that as good enough to file.

Or the U.S. Attorney because this is probably also a federal felony.

From the language used by the CEO, he sounds absolutely furious.

Yep. That feller is PISSED and doing his level best to remain professional so as not to jeopardize his own position or make things harder for himself if/when this goes to court or the authorities have to get involved.

It depends on how angry and vindictive a man he is. I have seen C-suite officers delegate tasks that get lost amid the shuffle of actually important business.

Let us hope ViaTron's CEO is a spiteful man.

 

[Pee Cola]

That one's not even secret, it's in the court record. Greer emailed Hardin saying he would drop the case if Null removed everything about him from Kiwifarms and installed a script to remove any mention of Greer going forward.

I'd forgotten just how brazen it was.

However it still leaves the question of whether Null has the potential to be a witness against Greee in any Viatron-related proceedings.

If this happened, it would be the reverse Uno card of the decade, if not the century.

I know I'm just asking for rainbows, but you gotta admit that this would be one of the funniest outcomes from the monkey's paw handed to Greee by the 10th Circuit.

 

[reptile baht spaniard rid]

Do we even know if this faggot served the lawsuit correctly?

 

[3-2-1836]

Poetic timing

 

[Kiwi Lime Pie]

What reason do they have not to engage the US attorney's office? I can't honestly think of any.

The only one I can think of is ViaTron being in a location or having execs who believe pursing legal action against a disabled person is bad publicity, a social no-no, and would prefer to make the matter quietly go away. It'd be akin to how Trans LifeLine chose not to prosecute its founders that embezzled $350,000.00 because they feel transgendered people are unfairly targeted by the legal system and instead accepted the founders' word they'd repay the debt over time (they didn't AFAIK).

RG is the type of person who needs to face real consequences for their inappropriate behavior but he knows how to milk his disabilities and plights for sympathy. Unfortunately, too many people are willing to go easy when he needs a good whack with a metaphorical big stick.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

If I recall correctly, Null may have hinted that at one stage, Greee wanted a settlement that was tantamount to extortion (or at least extortion-adjacent).

That one's not even secret, it's in the court record. Greer emailed Hardin saying he would drop the case if Null removed everything about him from Kiwifarms and installed a script to remove any mention of Greer going forward.

There was another one too, where he attempted to get Hardin in on it. The deal was marked "attorney's eyes only" because Russ didn't want us looking at it. In a case of Russell yet again being his own worst enemy, Hardin could not present such an offer to Null as it was marked "Attorney's Eyes Only." Presenting it would've broken multiple rules, and Hardin had no power to accept on his client's behalf, so it died a humiliating death.

 

[DavidS877]

There was another one too, where he attempted to get Hardin in on it. The deal was marked "attorney's eyes only" because Russ didn't want us looking at it. In a case of Russell yet again being his own worst enemy, Hardin could not present such an offer to Null as it was marked "Attorney's Eyes Only." Presenting it would've broken multiple rules, and Hardin had no power to accept on his client's behalf, so it died a humiliating death.

ECF 321

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68847149/greer-v-moon/?entry_gte=321#entry-321

 

[RodgerDodger]

There was another one too, where he attempted to get Hardin in on it. The deal was marked "attorney's eyes only" because Russ didn't want us looking at it. In a case of Russell yet again being his own worst enemy, Hardin could not present such an offer to Null as it was marked "Attorney's Eyes Only." Presenting it would've broken multiple rules, and Hardin had no power to accept on his client's behalf, so it died a humiliating death.

Oh that one's not dead. There are still open sanctions motions regarding it. Greer marked the settlement offer Attorney's Eyes Only then told Hardin Greer would have him arrested for stalking if he did not betray his client and accept it. This is what is politely known as extortion.

 

[Harvey Danger]

ECF 321

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68847149/greer-v-moon/?entry_gte=321#entry-321

I just realized we have another case of Greer cargo-culting. Hardin said threats of criminal action combined with a settlement offer was extortion. Greer turned around and said Viatron threatening to charge him was extortion (to get him to drop his totally valid good faith claims).

I bet if you somehow got to interrogate him under truth serum, he honestly can't see a difference between the two situations.

 

[Bill Evans 45]

If anything, Greer talked to an attorney *about* the case, and he took that as good enough to file.

I don't think it's even that. He either probably posted on some legal forum that claims lawyers will give advice, is referring to some pseudo legal LLM or, as is most likely, he's a lying liar who lies.

too many people are willing to go easy when he needs a good whack with a metaphorical very big stick.

I mean, it might knock him out of what appears to an accelerating cycle of doom. How long is it until he files case papers to the wrong court, and if he did, would there be a record of same?

 

[Hyacinth Bucket (Bouquet)]

Ghostwriting is not allowed in Nevada. If true, Russ could be hit with sanctions for failure to disclose and the lawyer face board discipline

He also seems to have a history of knowing someone who is an attorney somewhere, pushing them into looking at it or listening to him, and interpreting their "nod, nod, sure, yeah" as approval.

If that's what happened then he is throwing this person under the bus, because their innocent attempt to get a weird acquaintance to FO without hurting his feelings is about to turn into a big maloikes.

 

[Useful_Mistake]

ECF 446

 

[FamicomGorby]

ECF 446
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Maybe Greer crying emergency will finally get the court to fucking do something.

Greer is afraid of Hardin

 

[Harvey Danger]

EMERGENCY MOTION RENEWAL
for when you want to file a writ of mandamus, but just don't have the balls

 

[DavidS877]

Emergency
ECF 446 as images.

Spoiler: 14 pages

 

[XL xQgg?QcQCaTYDMjqoDnYpG]

ALARM

ALARM

Plantiff Plaintiff fears advocating for himself
Motion to disqualify plaintiff

 

[DavidS877]

EMERGENCY MOTION RENEWAL
for when you want to file a writ of mandamus, but just don't have the balls

Or the $605, or $600. Some Circuits specifically say mandamus is the lower amount but the 10th doesn't say specifically, but does list "Petition for Review" at the lower amount and "Appeal" at the higher amount.


Russ, you keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means.

 

[Probably An Autist]

Em dashes are back, baby. Ai'd to the gills



By god he's done it again - asserted another persons actions as statement of fact. So surely, we must bring in Mr Jerry Leach to confirm these assertations?
what a fucking MONG

 

[Jimmy Dean Bowl]

I can smell panic emanating from this filing. His feet are being held to the fire and his trauma lumps are erupting.

 

[goblin enby]

Your Honor, the defence pointing out my litigation is retarded chills my ability to litigate. Please disqualify counsel.