More money for Mike
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He had better invest wisely because he is persona non grata everywhere for the rest of his life.
1.7 million in whistleblower fees. He should have blown a gawdamn whistle when the incident occurred.
1.7 million in whistleblower fees. He should have blown a gawdamn whistle when the incident occurred.
Hmm. Be a hero or be rich? We see what's important to mcqueary.
Not money for Mike but for his lawyers. And the Pennlive article says the lawyers STILL get their 33% contingency fee on the $7 million verdict. Can that be? How can they get paid twice?
Assuming he collects, he would improve his image in the eyes of many if he donated the entire 1.7 mil to charity.
Lockerslamming fees1.7 million in whistleblower fees. He should have blown a gawdamn whistle when the incident occurred.
Hey this particular part of the passion play is all on the BOTS. They f'd this up too, yea big surprise
Too bad its not coming from Surma, Peetze, Garmin, Frazier...pockets. They are the ones who should be paying.
If so, I would urge them to donate it to charity. Lawyers are very generous.
How can someone blow a whistle on them self.... Is the a monetary form of auto-felatio... Now I could understand Mike being involved in something like that.
The lawyers were going to get the 1.6 million fee either way. With judge gavin's ruling it means that PSU will be paying the fee on top of the 5 million awarded instead of it being taken out of that amount.
His bookie is gonna be a rich guy. Me hears that MM sucks at betting...
So Penn State grossed him up on the lawyers fees for the $5 million portion the judge awarded. What a shit show.
Be sure to thank Mike for me for his key role in FUBARing my University.
Perhaps if donated to ROXINE, the advocate for the voiceless, she'd finally slink off and go away.
At least she wouldn't have to worry about claiming it on her taxes...
This is a perfect example of what's wrong with our legal system. In this case MM is receiving more than he probably would have ever earned in his entire lifetime. He's not getting reimbursed for his damages. He's cashing in big time. Then he'll write a book and cash in all over again.
Same with some of the victims IMO (and no, I'm not blaming the victims or being insensitive about what happened to them). Depending on what you believe some of these victims were touched or rubbed, not raped or forced into oral sex. In those cases damages in the $millions seem extreme.
Liability claims, workers compensation claims, etc. can be similar. Companies should be held accountable for their actions but many times the penalties seem to be greater than the crime. It's a huge detriment to job growth.
Disagree what's the current tab for a WR coach in the B1G? $250k to $350k I would guess at the low end give a 20-25 yr career and it's very easy to come up w that number. PSU screwed up, you should fire a whistle blower. What he did or didn't do that night is irrelevant to this case. This is all on PSU
How about a WR coach in the Pennsylvania Conference because that's more likely where he would have ended up.
- PSU didn't fire MM. BOB elected not to retain him because he wasn't qualified.
- Ruhle wouldn't even hire him at Temple.
- Your assumption that MM had a great future as a football coach isn't supported by the facts. Very few football coaches earn $350k per year, especially for 25 years.
- If other schools thought MM was a great WR coach they would hire him today.
- Should Jay get similar money? Wasn't he going to make a fortune coaching if not for the screw ups by PSU administrators?
The hits keep coming. Of course the school will challenge this and it will go on forever and MM will keep getting paid
PSU absolutely retaliated, and that is the standard, not necessarily firing.
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