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Wow!!

Hope it stands!

Yes! Yes! YES!!!

Considering my primary reason for escaping Kalifornistan was due to being a target of that sort of liberal racism, I am extremely happy for that verdict.

ELB wrote: Thu Jun 13, 2019 12:40 pm My reply to that is not within TexasCHLforum rules.

Truer words . . .

Due to punitive charges, that amount has now been raised to $44 M, although that will likely be appealed. Finally, Social Justice loses out to Justice.

I wonder what has or will happen to Dean Raimondo. While the President of Oberlin (according to the original link) signed the initial email accusing the bakery, it was the dean who participated in the boycotts and apparently helped with organizing the students. The rest of us understand that the approach of SJWs is to remove their own personal responsibilities for their actions. But at some point, the chickens of a $33M+ judgement are likely to come home to roost. Will she still have her job? If not, will she be able to get a job at another college?

skeathley wrote: Fri Jun 14, 2019 6:02 pm Due to punitive charges, that amount has now been raised to $44 M, although that will likely be appealed. Finally, Social Justice loses out to Justice.

No, it’s still at $33 million - $11 million in compensatory damages, and $22 million (the maximum allowed by law) in punitive damages, plus legal fees and court costs....whatever that amounts to, but which is certainly less than another $11 million.

Oberlin bakery owner: Gibson's Bakery paid a high cost for an unfairly damaged reputation
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/ ... 523525001/

In the end, the words of my father inspired me to continue the fight. He said, “In my life, I’ve done everything I could to treat all people with dignity and respect. And now, nearing the end of my life, I’m going to die being labeled as a racist.”

Court enters $25 million Judgment against Oberlin College in Gibson’s Bakery case
https://legalinsurrection.com/2019/06/c ... ore-287796

The total amount (inclusive of compensatory and punitive damages) after applying tort reform caps is: David R. Gibson $14,000,000; Allyn W. Gibson $6,500,000; Gibson Bros. Inc. $4,549,000. The total is $25,049,000.

In the Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College case, the Court has entered a Judgment (pdf.)(full embed at bottom of post) calculating the damages owed by the defendants after applying the statutory tort reform caps.

The total amount (inclusive of compensatory and punitive damages) is: David R. Gibson $14,000,000; Allyn W. Gibson $6,500,000; Gibson Bros. Inc. $4,549,000. The total is $25,049,000.

A hearing on awarding plaintiffs attorney’s fees is set for July 10.

DocV wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 9:19 am Court enters $25 million Judgment against Oberlin College in Gibson’s Bakery case
https://legalinsurrection.com/2019/06/c ... ore-287796

The total amount (inclusive of compensatory and punitive damages) after applying tort reform caps is: David R. Gibson $14,000,000; Allyn W. Gibson $6,500,000; Gibson Bros. Inc. $4,549,000. The total is $25,049,000.

In the Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College case, the Court has entered a Judgment (pdf.)(full embed at bottom of post) calculating the damages owed by the defendants after applying the statutory tort reform caps.

The total amount (inclusive of compensatory and punitive damages) is: David R. Gibson $14,000,000; Allyn W. Gibson $6,500,000; Gibson Bros. Inc. $4,549,000. The total is $25,049,000.

A hearing on awarding plaintiffs attorney’s fees is set for July 10.

Woot!

I love good news on a Friday. Great way to head into the weekend.