(I hit the 4000 limit on the post below, this continues what I was about say)
As for the judge you mentioned: He contacted me by phone after the first hearing i was aware of. We seemed to have the same thing to say about one of ARC’s representatives as we both questioned why a corporation would hire him to be their rep. (That person is an outright JERK!)
The judge ended the phone call by saying it appeared that the best way to handle this matter would be to have ARC COME TO ME and work out the differences.
Much to my surprise, when the next mailing from ARC’s lawyers arrived it stated that the judge had informed them that I WAS READY TO SIGN THE CONTRACT!
I know enough about these legal games to NOT believe what the lawyers had stated in regards to the judge, but at the same time I have to ask if in fact he did say exactly that.
I have had experience with lawyers taking their client’s side in the court room but when the judge took us to his quarters to work out a problem that had developed in the court room the lawyer took my side and told me how to counter the charge, right in front of the judge.
Right now i will admit I am in the worse possible place to be when it comes to court cases: A PERSON WITH NOTHING TO LOSE WILL FOLLOW A PATH ONLY FOOLS WILL TREAD.
Not the first time, I managed to be the person that has won where “Angels fear to tread” several times in my home state. I know what happened afterword. One of my stands got the state to re-think the refusal of unemployment benefits to nine people that a certain company had fired before I was fired (for unreasonable cause the court ruled). In eight of the cases the parties were awarded benefits and the company was fined. Turns out the company was run by a group that saw each member being on the board of the others. And the companies in this area that were advertising work in my trade were mostly those companies. I finally obtained work in a position where I could use my trade experience/training, but outside of my trade. So, do you do what is right or do you accept what is wrong in order to receive a pay check?
RCR 1/28/2017