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5. If the operators of that wine train have any sense they'll settle quickly before any trial . . .

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Thu Oct 1, 2015, 07:37 PM

Oct 2015

and try to rebuild their reputation. The fact that the CEO apologized profusely and said the blame was all on the staff would go far toward proving the case. If there was not culpability there would have been no need for an apology.

I for one am glad the ladies sued. That'll stop them from pulling that sh_t again.

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Yeah, because this group of mostly professionals are just moneygrubbers Gormy Cuss Oct 2015 #1

"Professional" or not, they are moneygrubbers. StrongBad Oct 2015 #3

Unbelievable! How the hell have you lasted here long enough to build up posts. hedda_foil Oct 2015 #6

I would sue if I lost my job, as some of these women did. That's not moneygrubbing. nt msanthrope Oct 2015 #9

Proving those damages - hifiguy Oct 2015 #2

I agree. Thanks for your insight from experience. StrongBad Oct 2015 #4

Two have claimed job loss. It pays to click and read the article. Further, having read the msanthrope Oct 2015 #8

That sounds more like a cause of action against their employers. hifiguy Oct 2015 #10

So Shirley Sherrod was wrong to sue Brietbart? Interesting. nt msanthrope Oct 2015 #11

If the operators of that wine train have any sense they'll settle quickly before any trial . . . brush Oct 2015 #5

How can there possibly be $11 million in damages? taught_me_patience Oct 2015 #7