there s a nondisclosure agreement and number two, come after us. do your worst. if you want to take us to arbitration, and get a judgment for $20 million against my client, good luck to you, and you know what? you re going to have to continue to litigate this case, and that trump litigating this case would be cataclysmic for him. it s a dare, a calculated dare. if they get a trump friendly court is the bigger risk to trump discovery that even if the judge rules in his favor, he has to let it all hang out? the biggest risk is being in court at all. the trump team wants to be in arbitration, where it s private, nothing sees the light of day. they go to court, it doesn t matter if you have a trump friendly judge. the rules of discovery do not go republican or democrat. they are broad, and when he sits for a deposition, anything that s reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence, that question must be answered. private arbitration, private parts, let s get b
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seek some kind injust to kick this can down the road and keep playing? he can try. i don t know how successful he ll be: courts rarely like to disturb the decisions of o arbitrators. they like to deal with their disagreements through o arbitration. if they disrupt this decision, what they do is open the floodgates for other civil litigation. they already have their dockets full with civil litigations and criminal defense cases. so courts always want to respect arbitrations because they recognize they want people to go to arbitration instead of court so it s unlikely this decision will be disturbed, especially since the decision was well-reasoned. a 20-page opinion and he went through all of the evidence, all of the testimony and a number of pieces of evidence that were submitted during the wells investigation. it s important to note, though, the nfl p.a. is not going to go to court over the merits of the case. that s not what they ll do. as you rightly point out, judges