bathursttiger1
Well-known member
Ex politician what more did you expect.I don't think Annesley ever makes sense. I feel like I can see the cogs turning in his brain as he attempts to make things up, when asked a complicated question.
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Ex politician what more did you expect.I don't think Annesley ever makes sense. I feel like I can see the cogs turning in his brain as he attempts to make things up, when asked a complicated question.
What a deadset LEGEND. He done most of the hard hitting, others also helped make it possible.Gotta say full credit to Michael Chammas, the way he conducted himself towards Annesley. Came prepared and didn’t just swallow the company lines. It’s just a shame Annesley continued to make no sense at all. Pure garbage.
Honestly believe Annesley refusing to acknowledge the wrong use of the challenge is due to the Tigers legal threats. When your Chair is in charge of one of the countries biggest compensation law firms you better believe Lee is licking his lips at the chance to take the NRL on.
Get over yourself mate, no one is playing games, have another readReally? If you want to play that game then if Brooks hadn’t given a shit pass to Kelma and made a piss poor attempt of a tackle on Nanai we wouldn’t be in that position to begin with. But the reality is that Brooks mistakes didn’t cost us the game nor did AD conversions (which were damn hard kicks from the sideline btw).
The fact is that this is not on any of the players. For the first time in a while, just about all of played with effort and passion that hasn’t been seen since Madge was sacked. We won that game but it was stolen by an incompetent/corrupt official in the bunker.
He has been death riding the club since his mate Madge was sacked, he wants us to get the spoon so he can write another pro Madge story bashing the club, the guys a knobPaul Kent the cunce is a tosser agreeing with the decision. The guy has the equivalent vision as Stevie Wonder.
It's the constitution, its Mabo, it's justice, it's law, it's the vibe, no that's it, it's the vibe, I rest my caseAnd here's proof that with a determined and smart enough legal counsel the truth will prevail 👍
After we win this case Lee H's photo will be proudly displayed in every WT's fans pool room throughout Australia 🤣
Kent says that because Kepoa's run ticked all the boxes to constitute an escort he could understand why Klein gave the penalty. Then, having a bet each way, he says, even allowing for that. Klein should not have given the penalty! Priceless!
What a load of crap!!
His specialty is injury compensation - nothing else!!!
He may as well be a conveyancer...
You know, I think I'll come to his defence on this...but not how you might think:Yeah i saw that hes a bloody disgrace, he's arguments were illogical. Almost seemed like you had a separate agenda 🤔
Umm, I'm not a lawyer but I'm pretty sure that you don't go to uni and study only injury compensation to get ...
Okay, I had to stop myself and look it up:
https://www.ozstudies.com/blog/australia-careers-guide/how-to-become-a-lawyer-in-australia
No matter which law school you are in, you are required to successfully complete the 'Priestly 11' core law subjects to practice law and become a legal practitioner in Australia.
Here are eleven 'Priestly 11' subjects:
Law of Contracts
Property Law
Company law
Federal and State Constitutional law
Criminal Law and Procedural Laws
Torts
Administrative law
Equity (including trusts)
The Law of Evidence
Civil Dispute Resolution
Ethics and Pro fessional Responsibility
I think he probably has a fair idea about what he is doing.
He has ZERO F$#$@ING CLUE!!Umm, I'm not a lawyer but I'm pretty sure that you don't go to uni and study only injury compensation to get ...
Okay, I had to stop myself and look it up:
https://www.ozstudies.com/blog/australia-careers-guide/how-to-become-a-lawyer-in-australia
No matter which law school you are in, you are required to successfully complete the 'Priestly 11' core law subjects to practice law and become a legal practitioner in Australia.
Here are eleven 'Priestly 11' subjects:
Law of Contracts
Property Law
Company law
Federal and State Constitutional law
Criminal Law and Procedural Laws
Torts
Administrative law
Equity (including trusts)
The Law of Evidence
Civil Dispute Resolution
Ethics and Pro fessional Responsibility
I think he probably has a fair idea about what he is doing.
Eat a fat one moron!!Yeah ok mate.
His understanding of the legal system adds 0 value.
Lol on ya bike.
And here's proof that with a determined and smart enough legal counsel the truth will prevail 👍
After we win this case Lee H's photo will be proudly displayed in every WT's fans pool room throughout Australia 🤣
Ok smarty pants, help us idiots understand.Eat a fat one moron!!
READ MY LIPS - THERE WILL BE NO LEGAL ACTION AS THERE IS NO LEGAL CASE!!!
IDIOTS!!
Because adminstrative law breaches are not punishable by binding court orders or compensation!is there any update if the club has the recordings ?
Ok smarty pants, help us idiots understand.
Something was mentioned about administration law.
Can you explain why there is no case under this particular law?
Whilst some lawyers and some law firms do specialise in certain areas of the law (conveyancing, family law, crime etc). my understanding is Brydens offer a wide range of legal expertise more than sufficient to handle our dispute with the NRL and they supplement that expertise with the opinion of external counsel (QC's etc) which, as I understand it, Lee has done here.Umm, I'm not a lawyer but I'm pretty sure that you don't go to uni and study only injury compensation to get ...
Okay, I had to stop myself and look it up:
https://www.ozstudies.com/blog/australia-careers-guide/how-to-become-a-lawyer-in-australia
No matter which law school you are in, you are required to successfully complete the 'Priestly 11' core law subjects to practice law and become a legal practitioner in Australia.
Here are eleven 'Priestly 11' subjects:
Law of Contracts
Property Law
Company law
Federal and State Constitutional law
Criminal Law and Procedural Laws
Torts
Administrative law
Equity (including trusts)
The Law of Evidence
Civil Dispute Resolution
Ethics and Pro fessional Responsibility
I think he probably has a fair idea about what he is doing.
You are kidding yourself mate!Whilst some lawyers and some law firms do specialise in certain areas of the law (conveyancing, family law, crime etc). my understanding is Brydens offer a wide range of legal expertise more than sufficient to handle our dispute with the NRL and they supplement that expertise with the opinion of external counsel (QC's etc) which, as I understand it, Lee has done here.
Lol... You're on a tear! 🤣He has ZERO F$#$@ING CLUE!!
Lee himself says they have reached out to senior counsel to confirm his views!!
They won't!!
I can 100% GUARANTEE YOU NO LEGAL ACTION WILL BE TAKEN AS THERE IS NO CASE!!
You think paying for advice from Silks that you clearly have no case when you are supposedly a legal expert is good business??Lol... You're on a tear! 🤣
What business are you in? I'm in civil engineering and you can bet your bottom dollar that if I were faced with an issue regarding metallurgy or mineral processing I'd be straight onto the best, most experienced process engineer I could find. Now I can guarantee you that would take less than a day.
You think that his saying he is seeking the best counsel for this situation is the move of an arrogant, dumb man?
So if you are so confident put your money where your big mouth is. Those of us you have labelled idiots you can take our bank details and if you are wrong you can deposit the dollar amount equal to your IQ.
At least I'd maybe get lunch for free one day...