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Very interesting that a “big win” is the major discussion point in Opri’s comments. This trial has been described as a ‘David versus Goliath’ case actually.
Ivy, the plaintiffs’ lawyers want you as a juror! They are trying to prove the doctor was working implicitly for AEG. AEG believes there was no employment for them because there was no express (signed) contract and Michael hired him.
The doctor was listed as a production cost and Trell said it was an error but, it was never corrected. It was submitted to the Estate as a production cost of $300,000, then corrected to $0 but, never removed as a production cost. Will jurors believe it was an advance or a production cost for an independent contractor allegedly hired implicitly? We shall see.
Bouee, the jurors, Panish, and the judge were laughing at Gongaware. Panish actually referenced ‘repressed memories’ that are recovered in about three to four years; very similar to another situation we are aware of. The plaintiffs’ lawyers have laid the foundation for jurors that Gongaware is not to be trusted. We shall see if the jurors truly believe this.
Regarding Phillips/Ortega, maybe Phillips feared Ortega would go public with his feeling on Michael’s health issues and he sought to prevent this?
Thrill, Troubleman84: Trell testified Tohme verbally committed Michael to 50 shows. Phillips said in the criminal trial, Tohme verbally agreed and then, Michael verbally agreed. However, no changes were allowed unless in writing. There is no signature to approve those 50 shows, only 31. There were a few documents that needed to be signed after Michael passed and AEG used Tohme and/or Dileo’s signatures in lieu of Michael’s. Only one document was not signed and that was the employment contract for the doctor. AEG has maintained Michael did not sign the contract so the doctor was not paid and the doctor was Michael's employee. However, others have been paid after Michael’s passing and without Michael’s signature.
I do not believe Michael did not rehearse for the History Tour. Michael was raised to rehearse and perfect his performances. Michael danced for hours when he was not on tour just to perfect his performances. Michael at least had to know where his mark was onstage. This response from Gongaware is not believable.
I think oral or implied contract is easy in this case.
Murray was listed as "production cost" hence 95 % but they said it was a mistake and he actually should be listed as "artist advance" hence 100%
Ivy, the plaintiffs’ lawyers want you as a juror! They are trying to prove the doctor was working implicitly for AEG. AEG believes there was no employment for them because there was no express (signed) contract and Michael hired him.
The doctor was listed as a production cost and Trell said it was an error but, it was never corrected. It was submitted to the Estate as a production cost of $300,000, then corrected to $0 but, never removed as a production cost. Will jurors believe it was an advance or a production cost for an independent contractor allegedly hired implicitly? We shall see.
I'm not sure who the jury was laughing at PG or at Panish honestly, it sounded exagerated and a time waster.
i suspect the J lawyers have nothing to "incriminate" PG with the History tour, or they are waiting to catch him in a huge lie later, you never know.
Bouee, the jurors, Panish, and the judge were laughing at Gongaware. Panish actually referenced ‘repressed memories’ that are recovered in about three to four years; very similar to another situation we are aware of. The plaintiffs’ lawyers have laid the foundation for jurors that Gongaware is not to be trusted. We shall see if the jurors truly believe this.
Regarding Phillips/Ortega, maybe Phillips feared Ortega would go public with his feeling on Michael’s health issues and he sought to prevent this?
Thrill, Troubleman84: Trell testified Tohme verbally committed Michael to 50 shows. Phillips said in the criminal trial, Tohme verbally agreed and then, Michael verbally agreed. However, no changes were allowed unless in writing. There is no signature to approve those 50 shows, only 31. There were a few documents that needed to be signed after Michael passed and AEG used Tohme and/or Dileo’s signatures in lieu of Michael’s. Only one document was not signed and that was the employment contract for the doctor. AEG has maintained Michael did not sign the contract so the doctor was not paid and the doctor was Michael's employee. However, others have been paid after Michael’s passing and without Michael’s signature.
I do not believe Michael did not rehearse for the History Tour. Michael was raised to rehearse and perfect his performances. Michael danced for hours when he was not on tour just to perfect his performances. Michael at least had to know where his mark was onstage. This response from Gongaware is not believable.