This is a contingency case. The fees will be paid by Oberlin.
Also the 6k per day interest
Makes one feel all warm and happy inside.
I asm especially hopeful that they claim the whole damages. However, I will not be surprised if Gibson, in the interests of the overall community, reduces the overall amount enough to allow the local college to survive. I hope that they see some reform to the leftist institution prior to reducing that amount.
The college, as we see from the facts in the case, did not want to let the five generation bakery store that was also an overall community asset survive. That is why I think any sort of reduction short of reform of the college would be of harm to the community.
To be near, I see no reason in justice or law to reduce the damages. I am just imagining that the Gibsons may put community first as true good people often do.
<>Also the 6k per day interest<>
IIRC from earlier Legal Insurrection articles, if Oberlin goes bankrupt, the Gibsons can sell off Oberlin’s assets, including real estate.
Love it.