Cooks attorney says they are expecting a civil suit. It's been obvious from the begging she was after a deal and money. All FSU players need to watch putting themselves in bad situations. They all smell the money!
Girl has already hired a civil attorney. It's all about the money!
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Yeah I think singleshot posted earlier today ... When she was on the stand, her attorney was tweeting about how credible she was. Amateur hour for the ambulance chaser .... Money grab 2.0
Good luck with that.....she had a split lip and no proof it was dalvin. Even if he didnit.....what kind of payout does a split lip get you.
She was back out in the clubs 3 days after the incident in question.
She was back out in the clubs 3 days after the incident in question.
I thought she didn't want to pursue this at one point? Dang, they are just getting too obvious at this point.
Guess she doesn't expect T.J. to get drafted.
If only it could have been introduced at trial or if she could be asked about it. That may answer the question of WHY she did this? Her motives seem pretty obvious, otherwise what "damages" did she suffer that she needs a civil attorney. What a joke.
Obviously it didn't matter as the jury took almost no time to return the not guilty verdict, bust still, it would have shown what she is really all about. Funny she bragged about how rich she is but needs to pull these stunts to try to get other people's money
Obviously it didn't matter as the jury took almost no time to return the not guilty verdict, bust still, it would have shown what she is really all about. Funny she bragged about how rich she is but needs to pull these stunts to try to get other people's money
I hope he counter-sues her too. This stuff is getting way out of control.
Glad I'm married and settled. Women are getting crazy.
He must be so embarrassed to be affiliated with this nut job.
If filing a civil law suit was the motivation, that's really trolling to bottom of the barrel. I've seen some weak civil cases, but there are literally no damages here. She didn't even treat for her injuries so there are no economic damages. You all thought this criminal case was weak, the civil case would be even weaker in terms of damages.
Clownish stuff. He was tweeting during the trial and now he has deleted the tweet about his client being a credible witness but can't escape the screenshot from before he did it.
Tell me about it. Sounds as if the value of that thing between their legs has sky rocketed since my days in the game!
Yes they are. They are seeing the *'s just like all the people say they are and looking for a pay day.
How can you sue someone who found not guilty of battery against you? Doesn't make sense to me. If DC was innocent, who did it? Who does she sue if she can't sue him? TIA. Go Noles!
All I can say is wow! He thought this was going to be his next high profile case???Clownish stuff. He was tweeting during the trial and now he has deleted the tweet about his client being a credible witness but can't escape the screenshot from before he did it.
Patrick J. McDonough is among the most sought after and accomplished criminal defense attorneys in the State of Georgia. He has received national attention from the media being featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Sports Illustrated, and Forbes as well as statewide recognition from the Atlanta Journal Constitution, the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Gwinnett Daily Post, WSB-TV, WXIA-TV, WAMZ(Macon)-TV, and 680 the Fan Radio. The Atlanta Business Chronicle recently dubbed Mr. McDonough a “legal legend in suburbia” after successfully exonerating Atlanta Falcon player, Jonathan Babineaux, from felony animal cruelty charges during the heated climate of Michael Vick’s guilty plea to similar charges. Mr. McDonough was recently named Georgia Super Lawyer by his peers in Atlanta Magazine.
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Mr. McDonough heads up the criminal defense division for Andersen, Tate & Carr. His criminal practice includes both state and federal white-collar and general criminal defense. Mr. McDonough has extensive criminal trial experience. He has conducted over one hundred criminal jury and bench trials on allegations including complex fraud, money laundering, identity theft, drug trafficking, armed robbery, drug conspiracy, kidnapping, stalking, aggravated assault, arson, burglary, DUI, as well as death penalty murder. Prior to joining Andersen, Tate & Carr, Mr. McDonough was the District Attorney in the multi-county Cordele Judicial Circuit. While running the District Attorney’s Office, he had a 99.1% conviction rate. He was the youngest serving District Attorney in the State of Georgia. Prior to being appointed District Attorney, he served as an Assistant District Attorney for the Cordele Judicial Circuit.Mr. McDonough has had the unique experience of serving along side each of the 48 Georgia District Attorneys’ Offices and three U.S. Attorneys’ Offices in the State of Georgia. These exclusive relationships and his unique experience allow Mr. McDonough to better understand a prosecutor’s mentality, to objectively evaluate each case, and create a customized strategic defense. In each case, his first objective is to prepare as if the case is going to trial but attempt to reach dismissal or positive solution behind the scenes holding a trial as a last resort.Mr. McDonough is a faculty member for the Institute of Continuing Legal Education for their Georgia Trial Skills Clinic, which is taught at the University of Georgia School of Law. Mr. McDonough has served as a Special Assistant Attorney General for the State of Georgia.
He is on the Regional Commission on Homelessness, where he serves alongside Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin and other prominent regional officials. Mr. McDonough heads up the sub-committee on the State’s re-entry program, which provides housing and other transitional services for homeless men and women that are released from jail. Mr. McDonough is a board member of the Gwinnett County Chamber of Commerce, is a graduate of Leadership Gwinnett and is a board member for the Partnership Gwinnett Implementation Committee.
She took a page from the movie "Liar, Liar" and went to the bathroom and "kicked her own a$$".
That girl wants some cash. All about the dollars.
I'm starting to think the only "hunting ground" here is the athletes being setup for money grabs...
That guy works with Nancy Grace on headline news. He's not a member of the Florida Bar. He was there for the story, not as her counsel I think. He doesn't do this kind of work, he represents people charged with crimes.
Civil suit??? A split lip gets you about $5,000 in a car accident! With what I read today a civil suit would be a waste of time!!
There are plenty of girls that are smart, pretty and squared away but you won't find them at Clyde's at 2 in the AM.
Don't think they had smart and squared away in mind but more so the easy type females.
I saw somewhere that she is already being sued by two FSU players. That may being the reason for the attorney and his tweeting.
If you are attacking a Nole, he gets real excited. He wanted Winston's scalp so bad ("we know something bad happened that night" - sure you do moron) but someone in Meggs' office explained to him what happened to Nifong.
I guess somehow she fooled him. It all happened so fast, he went from "my client is credible", to "dang, how the heck we get those tweets off social media".Clownish stuff. He was tweeting during the trial and now he has deleted the tweet about his client being a credible witness but can't escape the screenshot from before he did it.
He probably sped off in the car quicker than she could catch up! "Wait, Mr. McDonough!!!" (His car) Vroooommmmm!! Skeeeerrrrrttttt!!
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