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Nearly four years after initially suing the NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell over leaked emails that cost him his job as coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, Jon Gruden got a significant win in the latest proceedings, with the Nevada Supreme Court blocking the case from going to arbitration.
The Nevada Supreme Court's Monday decision -- a 5-2 win for Gruden -- said that the NFL Constitution and Bylaws' arbitration clause "does not apply to Gruden as a former employee and is unconscionable." As a result, Gruden's case can proceed in public instead of going to arbitration unless the NFL appeals the decision to the Supreme Court.
This is kind of a damn if you, damn if you don't moment. His lawsuit can continue but now the public can re Remember all the things he wrote in his emails.
He has stated a desire to “burn the NFL’s house down”.
Discovery is the league’s worst nightmare, because there’s way more than some colorful language in those 600k emails.
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42 sats \ 1 reply \ @Wumbo OP 8h
Just think what the LLM (AI) will become after reading Gruden's Email.
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It’ll definitely provide much more varied responses
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I don’t think he will get another NFL job either.
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