Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="dinosaurbbq, post: 1265942, member: 1333"] You are not a lawyer sir. Such contracts always say that the party that prevails in a breach of contract claim to enforce the contract gets their atty fees and costs as well. Yes, there can be an offset for wages earned in place of the contract, but not always and that depends on the state. Thus, The team isn't best off refusing to pay and holding out on a debt it clearly owes just to see the atty fees increase dramatically. Also, I doubt highly Al Davis got out of the debt by just not paying it. You get sued, they get a trial date and they win and take your money. [/QUOTE]