I do recall her writing somewhere that she worked hard when she was young so she could play later. Might have been on YouTube, but I wouldn’t swear to being there, and couldn’t remember where to start looking.
According to everyone who knows her and RG, neither have worked at any identifiable occupations in the last 5 years. Sooooo… whatever the source of the money… it was all earned sometime between the age of approximately 20 and their late 30’s.
For the majority of this same timeframe, LK and RG have been using hard drugs. Heroin, to be specific. That’s public.
Anyone else dubious that a person with a serious heroin problem was simultaneously gainfully employed in a way that turned them into a multi-millionaire during their younger adult years? I’m dubious. I’ll admit it.
But… maybe someone can come along and say, “Oh yeah. LK has worked in the X,Y, Z industry for years, for Company A, B, C. She made it to upper level management by age 30, earned herself some great stock options, and cashed them in for millions right around age 35, and retired early. She was a professional dynamo, and financial wiz kid, regardless of the drug problem and her lack of college degree. And the heroin addiction.”
I mean… I guess it’s possible. But… I’m skeptical.
Per the newspaper and her own admission, she was reaching for something in her vehicle and drove the vehicle over the curbside, into someone’s shrubbery, and then collided with a medium-sized tree in someone’s yard, which resulted in her face and head getting smashed. As for former employment, there’s no indication that she ever held a job that would generate enough money to finance anything that she claims to be financing. She doesn’t have a college degree and no discernible skills or talents that would let her do anything beyond menial labor jobs and her history of drug use and continued use of opiates means she can’t pass the drug tests required for many of those jobs.
If there are no oral arguments requested then the judge will just enter a reply by that date.
I hadn’t looked at the actual activity record but I do see in the response briefs that counsel is advising they are available for oral argument on the merits.
Seems the judge is not desiring to hear oral arguments and will enter the decision without oral argument. So they are just saying that counsel and parties do not need to be present for that as it will get entered and be sent to them directly.
The judge can request oral argument and so can counsel. In this case, they’ve presented their back and forth and the judge’s job is to evaluate this, decide what is just based on application of the law, and enter a judgement that furthers the fair continuation of proceedings.
Thanks! That was the impression I had, but the “hearing” has been mentioned a few times.
Poor judge. I can imagine he dreads actually listening to the arguments. The plaintiffs attorneys haven’t presented any good reasons for their foot dragging.
If they had something like - oh, K-Klan Sporthorses, for instance - as a family LLC or whatever, could they be paying her a salary for being the “rider/trainer”? If so, perhaps that is why she is trying to sue for “lost income.” I would strongly suspect though that they would not have suspended her salary when she was injured - and if that is the case, then the “lost income” claim is bogus.