[TAdams8591]

Physicist, if you can please ping the list whenever you are able!

[G Larry]

I would have pursued a much less honorable, more rewarding resolution of grievances against the Teamsters.

[Ann Archy]

Ed Rendell should have had to pay also....and that corrupt Attorney, Mary (sp?) for the city.

COngrats Terri and Don....Vile people you had to deal with.

[Ann Archy]

Ed Rendell should have had to pay also....and that corrupt Attorney, Mary (sp?) for the city.

COngrats Terri and Don....Vile people you had to deal with.

OOPS...LYNNE ABRAHAM>

[Larry Lucido]

Very good.

I wonder why post #1 was removed?

[bpjam]

This is one of the most unbelievable judicial disgraces I can think of. Not a single judge managed to find anything remotely valid over a ten year period??? Stuning!

I hope the settlement was healthy enough to have made up the damage financially and lessened the sting of having been royally screwed by the Philly political (mob) machine. You might have just as well sued the Gambino crime family or Al Qaeda.

It’s incredibly apparent that Philly is the LEAST brotherly-loving city in America. Only by wearing a NY Giants jersey could this have been any more one-sided in its injustice.

[BARLF]

Good news,thanks for posting it here.

[Numbers Guy]

Congratulations on the resolution. I was a lurker back then but remember being outraged at the brazen attack and the Rendell role in the whole sordid situation. What irks me more than anything else about the Clintons and their friends like Rendell is the way they pick on regular people (Billy Dale comes to mind).

[Physicist]

Don and Teri Adams ping!

[Spunky]

Ten Years! It seems like yesterday when I read here on FreeRepublic about you getting beat up by the Teamsters. I hope all worked out well for you.

[Physicist]

Teri, this settlement is the very apotheosis of "bittersweet". It's intensely sweet that you and Don, two ordinary private citizens, could go up against the Clinton-Rendell-Teamsters-Abraham-Courts syndicate, and actually make them pay. It's terribly bitter, though, that there's no possible settlement that could justly compensate you for everything you had to suffer to do it.

All I can say is that you and Don are my Gold Standard for American citizenship, and it was a sincere honor to support you in any way that I could.

Thank you both for all that you sacrificed, to fight for such dear principles on our behalf.

[DeSoto]

Congratulations Teri, if not for the settlement then at least for surviving the experience. Ten years is a long time to endure legal problems. I hope that you can spend the rest of your life and never have to enter another courtroom.

I went through a 10 year long ordeal with the legal system and now one of my main goals is to never deal with another attorney. Of course that may not jive with one of my other goals of living long enough to p*** on Clintoon’s grave someday. Oh well I’ll just have to see how life goes, it’s possible that they are just too blasted ornery to ever die first.

Back on subject, I’m glad that you prevailed and that you didn’t let the union get away with thuggery. You and your brother have scored a victory for freedom today.

[Walkingfeather]

I know the terms of the agreement are confidential ..... but what about the addresses of the teamsters that did it?

For educational purposes only... I assure you.

[flaglady47]

I’ve been waiting (for years) to hear the final outcome of this case. And finally there is one. Hope you are satisfied somewhat with the results, and I praise your persistence in the face of adversity, and the Union thugs. Bravo and well done!

[Landru]

All that matters to most who've followed this outrage from the day it happened is that you & Don are finally vindicated.

If you're happy with the outcome, I'm happy.

...congrats. ;^)