Re: Valentine's Day
Posted by Mike B. on 2/15/08
That's the latest ruling. It supports everything I've said. On 2/15/08, Deborah wrote: > That is it, the one page? > > > On 2/15/08, Mike B. wrote: >> Well, I guess we know who is right. >> >> How about this. I'll provide you with information on just one of the ways >> to see it for yourself. Go to the San Diego Superior Court web page and >> find the "civil cases" and then the "tentative rulings" link. Click on >> that and you will be asked to provide a case number. Type in "GIN044539" >> and you will see the latest ruling. >> >> On 2/15/08, Deborah wrote: >>> You are just so sweet. If you have this info, why not just post it >>> since you claim it is factual? >>> >>> >>> On 2/14/08, Mike B. wrote: >>>> According to my computer, this post is and always was included on the >>>> ToxBoard Chatboard where Sharon Kramer has posted regularly. >>>> >>>> I have not posted any "types of false, public writings" or >>>> anything "potentially and legally libelous." >>>> >>>> A few simple answers by you to a few simple questions might clear >>>> this up: >>>> >>>> 1) Did the court (San Diego Superior) presiding over your litigation >>>> (Kelman v. Kramer) issue an order (or "ruling") in November or >>>> December 2007 that required you to provide answers and documents to >>>> the plaintiff (Kelman)? >>>> >>>> 2) Did that same court award sanctions to the plaintiff in that same >>>> order/ruling? >>>> >>>> 3) Did the same court grant your motion for reconsideration of it's >>>> November or December order/ruling? >>>> >>>> 4) Did the same court modify its November or December order/ruling to >>>> allow you to raise the attorney-client privilege as a response to the >>>> document and information requests? >>>> >>>> 5) Did the same court uphold the remainder of its previous November >>>> or December order/ruling, including its previous award of sanctions? >>>> >>>> 6) Did the same court, in its amended order/ruling of January 25, >>>> 2008, deny your request for sanctions (somewhere over $5,000+)? >>>> >>>> 7) Did the same court, in its amended order, require you to provide >>>> your responses/production of documents/objections to the plaintiff >>>> within 20 days of the date of the amended order (1/25/2008)? >>>> >>>> >>>> On 2/14/08, Sharon wrote: >>>>> Mike B, >>>>> >>>>> This is not a board I post on. You can look back at the history >>>>> and see that I have not been on this one for over a year. So stop >>>>> feigning ignorance. And also stop writing wild accusations based >>>>> on something you know NOTHING about. I have not failed to turn over >>>>> or withheld any documents I am required to produce... as you are >>>>> IMAGINING in your own little mind. My attorneys were late in >>>>> turning them over, as I had switched attorney. I did not pay a >>>>> sanction. So stop trying to make some big mystery or implication >>>>> that I have ANYTHING to hide out of a few lines you read on the >>>>> internet. >>>>> >>>>> I am not kidding. ONE MORE of these types of false, public writings >>>>> by you and I WILL be finding out your identity. What you are >>>>> writing as you cower behind a pseudoname is potentially and legally >>>>> libelous. >>>>> >>>>> Sharon >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 2/14/08, Mike B. wrote: >>>>>> "You are wrong with your understanding that I am withholding ANY >>>>>> documents requested of me that I am required to turn over." >>>>>> >>>>>> This sounds like a typical plan to not produce documents because >>>>>> you will claim some sort of privilege, like the attorney-client >>>>>> privilege. >>>>>> >>>>>> Well, they'll only motion the court to have those "privileged" >>>>>> documents reviewed "in camera" by the court. You'll spend a bunch >>>>>> of money on attorney's fees for memoranda in opposition to >>>>>> submitting the documents in camera. You'll lose that argument. >>>>>> >>>>>> You'll then have to produce the documents to the court, or >>>>>> possibly a special master, for their review and determination on >>>>>> privilege. >>>>>> >>>>>> Hint - just because an attorney was copied with your >>>>>> correspondence does not automatically make the document >>>>>> privileged. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> On 2/14/08, Sharon wrote: >>>>>>> Mike B, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> You have reached new lows. I do not appreciate being discussed >>>>>>> on a chat board that I do not even frequent and would not have >>>>>>> known you were posting such garbage were it not specifically >>>>>>> brought to my attention. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> You are wrong with your understanding that I am withholding ANY >>>>>>> documents requested of me that I am required to turn over. Nor >>>>>>> is Kelman requesting any such documents. WHAT IS YOUR REAL >>>>>>> IDENTITY?????????? I have had enough of you making false >>>>>>> postings of things you know nothing about in relation to my >>>>>>> litigation with VeriTox. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Sharon >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On 2/14/08, Deborah wrote: >>>>>>>> Do you really think that any statement made by Sharon >>>>>>>> regarding alteration of testimony, which the good doc did, >>>>>>>> is as important as the fact that the papers promulgated by >>>>>>>> these people caused harm by downplaying and denying mold >>>>>>>> induced illness from indoor environments? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> An honest question, please keep any answers or comments >>>>>>>> directed to the topic. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On 2/13/08, Mike B. wrote: >>>>>>>>> Sharon is going to give Bruce Kelman a nice Valentine's >>>>>>>>> gift tomorrow - documents she's been withholding from >>>>>>>>> production. I'll bet there are some treasures amongst them!
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