Not sure if I’ve missed it but I can’t see anything where she denies attacking his girlfriend / being transphobic in the pub? Is it because there is possibly a record somewhere of this incident so they’ve left it out? I’d have thought they’d have been quick to include that as untrue too.This is what they’ve filed in America. It’s a hilarious read albeit horribly jarring in its Americanisations and hyperbole.
She didn’t write it. A lawyer did. And they’re trying to discredit Gadd - hence emphasising he took drugs/followed her home etc.It's quite odd to me that she's saying in the filing that everything said about her in the programme is untrue, but at the same time they're taking everything about Gadd from the show as writ - that he masturbated over her, that he was a meth addict (I'm not even sure it said that, just that he used it) etc. Plus all the over emotive narc language at the start. It does read like she wrote it.
I meant ‘a legal reputation’ as in, a ‘reputation’ in a legal sense rather than general. Someone who has seemingly not worked for a very long time - again Laura Wray seemed to confirm this - does not have any job prospects, there is plainly no prospect of her arguing that. Out of interest do you actually have any legal background at all?
Thought not.So someone who hasn’t worked for a long time isn’t more appealing to hire for say a shop job or a cleaning job than someone known to be a sex offender? I know which of the two I’d rather hire.
Unless she’s dead, she has job prospects. It might not be a glamorous job, but a job is a job.
I don’t have legal background, never claimed I have
Quite. I was glad to see Netflix say they will defend this, she’s now using legal proceedings to keep bullying Gadd. Also can’t see an American court wanting to restrict what can and can’t be shown in TV dramas given all the references to Los Angeles…it’s a big business. The firm she’s instructed don’t look very good if you skim their websiteI hope she receives NOTHING, not a penny. I personally feel this is just an extension of her stalking - to make his life hell and destroy any happiness.
I don't doubt it. Just that the language used feels quite unprofessional to me.She didn’t write it. A lawyer did. And they’re trying to discredit Gadd - hence emphasising he took drugs/followed her home etc.
...because Netflix is American and the claim for damages is huge over there........Prince Harry was stalked by phone hackers and only got something like £300k over hereWhy is the filing in the States?
The lawyers use her words - basically like a police statement......so, it's not written by lawyersI don't doubt it. Just that the language used feels quite unprofessional to me.
It’s very dramatic, we wouldn’t write like that in legal documents over hereI don't doubt it. Just that the language used feels quite unprofessional to me.
It is though. No one writes their own witness statement etc. they have an interview but it’s composed by lawyers.The lawyers use her words - basically like a police statement......so, it's not written by lawyers
But that’s completely irrelevant because there was no real people involved. What Fargo said is irrelevant as nobody was affected.But Fargo put "this is a true story" at the start of every episode and none of that is true.
Edit to add: maybe that's where Gadd comes unstuck, he used too much of the real story to deny it now I guess? Such as the emails word for word.
They're definitely fighting it and I don't blame them.........I’m sure Netflix makes sure to cover their asses before going ahead with anything, they’ve dealt worse accusations to much bigger people.
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