Judge Who Filed Suit Plans to Appeal Defeat
The Pants Judge isn't giving up.
A day after the dry cleaners he sued tried to make peace, D.C. Administrative Law Judge Roy Pearson filed notice yesterday that he plans to appeal the verdict against him to the District's highest court.
The owners of Custom Cleaners in Northeast Washington had hoped to head off Pearson by withdrawing their demand that he pay tens of thousands of dollars in attorney fees and prevailing on him to let the case lie.
But yesterday morning, a day before the deadline for filing his notice of appeal, Pearson submitted the requisite paperwork to take the case to the D.C. Court of Appeals. Pearson's $54 million suit arose from a dispute over a pair of pants that he said were lost.
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3 comments:
Somehow the term MORON isn't sufficient to describe this guy...
One could wonder what was in those missing pants...... but I prefer to wonder if he values lives as much as he values his missing pants.
Whoops! I tried to fix a typo and instead "removed" my comment.
What I meant to say was:
I don't know what he values — but it sure isn't common sense!
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