Part 15: When the Court Became Part of the Story incivilsuit.substack.com/p/p…

Freddy: I’m taking a month off this summer to go travel the US and watch the WC with the boys Her: How you gonna pay for all that?? Freddy:

Metadata matters. Sometimes it matters more than the words on a page. This is one of those times. The next surprising development in my former employer's 11 year lawsuit against me. Part 15: The Same Word Document Substack incivilsuit.substack.com/p/p… Blogger incivilsuit.blogspot.com/202…

At the end of Part 13, I said the story was about to move from paper to pixels. That is where everything changed... again. A PDF may show one thing on the page, but the file can also contain other information, in other words, metadata can be a digital fingerprint - Part 14 More details facing an 11 year lawsuit by my former employer. incivilsuit.substack.com/p/p…

Part 13: The Advice of Opposing Counsel incivilsuit.substack.com/p/p… I'm now cross posting to Blogger if you prefer incivilsuit.blogspot.com/202… In Part 5, I showed an excerpt of hidden video from my June 28, 2017 meeting with Andrew Hull. At the time, the obvious point was the admission itself. Valeo’s lead attorney acknowledged that the Compensation Agreement had never been signed, that there was no signed original, and that Valeo did not have signed copies. That was significant enough. But after Part 12, that same video should look different. As will what was said after.

Part 12: The Illness Leverage To uncover the fact that Valeo was litigating without a signed contract, I had to build a specific diagnostic mechanism. And when I deployed it, the firm’s counsel responded by weaponizing a medical crisis. incivilsuit.substack.com/p/p…

Part 11: The Pleading Trap While Valeo's law firm claimed I was withholding an explanation, they were concurrently managing a far more fundamental omission. They were suing me for over two years based on a contract that did not exist in signed form. That's a foundational error under Indiana Trial Rule 9.2, or it was... incivilsuit.substack.com/p/p…

RT @TruthGundlach: This week a major private credit fund manager pledged to mark-to-market all positions on a daily basis by year-end. Whi…

This year’s momma and ducklings parade was a little more extreme than in prior years with mom flying down the hall. Still great job by the kids being quiet. Love our Jefferson Elementary staff! facebook.com/share/v/1E6L3gN…

Pause: The Sheriff and Two Tables If you see the Elkhart County Sheriff's Office at our house with a box truck, we are probably all fine-ish. Litigation is often described in terms of numbers and rules, but at its core, it is a battle of attrition and pressure. The past few weeks, the “machinery” of the law provided a jarring example of how that pressure is applied in the present day. incivilsuit.substack.com/p/p…

While I have been sharing the records of a decade-long litigation, the “machinery” of the law continues to grind in the present. The past few weeks have provided a vivid example of the disconnect between a court order and real-world results. incivilsuit.substack.com/p/c…

Part 10: The Procedural Blindfold incivilsuit.substack.com/...…... To save their case—and protect their business model—my former employer's attorney had to ensure that evidence never reached the judge’s desk, or public view. To do that, they relied on a procedural “lost envelope” tactic that had begun nearly a year earlier.

If you own $CVNA might want to see this. No idea if it’s a one off or pervasive. Daughter was told refunding down payment could be up to 10 business days.