Final Pants Chapter?
‘Pantsless Pearson Reappears’
courtesy of ‘Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com’
Roy Pearson isn’t coming back to the bench any time soon.
The latest chapter in the “pants lawsuit” saga dealt the former judge another blow. Federal judge Ellen Huvelle tossed out Pearson’s wrongful termination claim. Pearson had sued to get his job back as an administrative law judge after being fired thanks to his obnoxious and overly nasty $54 million lawsuit against a local dry cleaner.
“This case is a classic example of a plantiff pleading himself out of court by alleging a host of facts that only serve to totally undercut his claims,” wrote Huvelle in her opinion.
While we can only hope Pearson will just go away at this point, no doubt he’ll find some reason to appeal the decision.
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2 Responses to “Final Pants Chapter?”
August 28th, 2009 at 10:39 am
[...] Just like we predicted, Roy Pearson is appealing his wrongful termination lawsuit that a U.S. District judge tossed last month. He’s taking his case to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit. The appeals court may or may not decide to hear an oral argument in the case. [...]
February 26th, 2010 at 4:03 pm
[...] and vengence outstripped good financial sense. Not to mention that we’ve seen people pursue extended court battles over a pair of pants. Isn’t there some better protection than assuming litigants have good [...]