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<blockquote data-quote="orientalnc" data-source="post: 1005527" data-attributes="member: 1199"><p>I finally had a chance to talk too my UNC (retired lawyer) neighbor about this latest motion filed by FSU in Leon County.</p><p></p><p>This is FSU's reply to the ACC motion to stay discovery until after the NC case is done. FSU says it's been four months and the ACC is making claims in their filings about the ESPN contract that FSU and the court do not have. ESPN and the ACC have not yet made a motion in Leon County to seal the ESPN contract, but my neighbor said they will likely do that before the April 9 hearing.</p><p></p><p>He said none of this is remarkable at this point. Lawyers for both sides are making requests of the court that are likely to be denied. But they have to do this to establish rulings that might be appealed later. He also said the NC judge has the immediate future of the FL case in his control. It is very likely the FL court does not want to be competing with the NC court for lawyers' time and asking for filings and court appearances in conflict with each other. If the NC goes forward, the FL case is almost certain to wait. This is why the FSU attorneys were trying to get the NC court to rule the ACC's initial motion was premature and should be nullified, therefore the amended filing is also nullified.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="orientalnc, post: 1005527, member: 1199"] I finally had a chance to talk too my UNC (retired lawyer) neighbor about this latest motion filed by FSU in Leon County. This is FSU's reply to the ACC motion to stay discovery until after the NC case is done. FSU says it's been four months and the ACC is making claims in their filings about the ESPN contract that FSU and the court do not have. ESPN and the ACC have not yet made a motion in Leon County to seal the ESPN contract, but my neighbor said they will likely do that before the April 9 hearing. He said none of this is remarkable at this point. Lawyers for both sides are making requests of the court that are likely to be denied. But they have to do this to establish rulings that might be appealed later. He also said the NC judge has the immediate future of the FL case in his control. It is very likely the FL court does not want to be competing with the NC court for lawyers' time and asking for filings and court appearances in conflict with each other. If the NC goes forward, the FL case is almost certain to wait. This is why the FSU attorneys were trying to get the NC court to rule the ACC's initial motion was premature and should be nullified, therefore the amended filing is also nullified. [/QUOTE]
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