just saw this-

Just what the NCAA Tourney needs.

LOL.. this guy is an idiot.. he tried to extort Nike for about $20 Million.. they just charged him for extortion.. i guess he will have to wait.

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JUST IN: Federal prosecutors announce charges against @MichaelAvenatti, alleging he tried to extort Nike, threatening to release damaging about the company, if Nike didn't agree to pay millions to him and a client.

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(03-25-2019 12:21 PM)usffan Wrote:  

USFFan

Somebody needs to tell Mr. Winter that the word is extort. If Avenatti was trying to extract 20 million he would be burgling their safe, or possibly performing surgery to see if they carried that much "in" them rather than "on" them.

The creepy porn lawyer strikes again. Him and Chen have really done a lot to lift the lawyers out of stereotypes.


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That dude is a joke. He makes Better Call Saul look like an ethics teacher.

(03-25-2019 05:43 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  That dude is a joke. He makes Better Call Saul look like an ethics teacher.

(03-25-2019 11:39 AM)stever20 Wrote:  just saw this-

Just what the NCAA Tourney needs.

That tweet didn't age well.

I'm not saying two wrongs make a right but if this guy has dirt on Nike and major programs I want to know what he's got on them.

Wait, this was all about whether Ayton was being paid? This is like your weird uncle telling you that your mom & dad are Santa Claus, just because he's trying to be a dick, a year after all your friends already spoiled the story!

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Oregon in there as well now...

I don't know if this dude is acting as his own lawyer, but one would think that if he has been indicted, his lawyer would tell him to just shut up.

Not to mention that he's tweeting about stuff the feds already have. What's his next move? "Hey, adidas, you paid a guy to go to Louisville, and if you don't give me $30 million, I'm gonna start tweeting about it!"

(03-26-2019 11:26 AM)Wedge Wrote:  I don't know if this dude is acting as his own lawyer, but one would think that if he has been indicted, his lawyer would tell him to just shut up.

Not to mention that he's tweeting about stuff the feds already have. What's his next move? "Hey, adidas, you paid a guy to go to Louisville, and if you don't give me $30 million, I'm gonna start tweeting about it!"

His ego tells him he is relevant, and his intellect isn’t high enough to tell him he isn’t. He’s almost an exact representation of what the far left desperately wants to believe about the Orange Wonder.