Why Washington “Judge” Roy Pearson Owes Me $2,595,000
(But I’m willing to settle out of court for $1,000,000.)
It seems that Washington “Judge” Roy Pearson is suing his dry cleaner for losing his pants. The problem with this? The suit is for $65 million!
Part of Pearson’s request for damages includes $500,000 in emotional damages. What about the emotional damages sustained by the Chungs fighting this ridiculous lawsuit.
And what does this say of Pearson’s character? This man has chosen to destroy the lives of three people (the Chungs and their son) over a lousy pair of pants – a pair of pants he could easily replace, mind you.
So why my demand for $2.5 odd million?
This case has infuriated me to the point where I am considering filing a lawsuit against Pearson. To begin with, his lawsuit is so absurd, it calls into question his suitability as a judge. In my mind, that amounts to fraud. From what I understand in reading his case, fraud in Washington is a $1500 fine per infraction. Using Pearson’s math, that’s $1500 per day per person. I don’t really know what kind of person he was before this case (although I am certain we can make an educated guess), so I will give him the benefit of the doubt and only look at the time from when this incident began. Two years X $1500 X one judge comes to $1,095,000. In addition, I am so upset about this, I will need to include damages for mental anguish. $500,000 should make that go away. Pearson’s request for legal fees in his suit comes to $542,000. Since he is representing himself, I am certain I won’t be able to get such a bargin. I would guess I need to allow for at least $1 million in legal fees to fight this.
All told, my case against Pearson comes to $2,595,000.
All kidding aside, this is flat out abuse of the system and Pearson deserves to be punished. Is disbarment to much justice? At the minimum, he should be removed from the bench. This is a man that has the power to hand down decisions based on competent and fair interpretation of the law. This case tells a story of his suitability (or lack thereof) to don the robe.
Also see: Kick in the Pants
If you find Pearson’s claim to be absurd, ridiculous, and a mockery of our legal system, please consider helping the Chungs by donating to the Custom Cleaners Defense Fund.
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SIR,
IF THERE IS AN IOTA OF MERIT TO THIS PROPOSAL OF YOURS,..? I FOR ONE WOULD JOYFULLY JOIN THE FRAY OF YOUR PROGRESS. DO YOU THINK IT POSSIBLE TO ACTUALLY GET A FOOTHOLD IN THIS ACTION THAT WOULD IMPUNE AND HOLD ACCOUNTABLE ,THIS HORRIBLE PERSON WHO NOW IS BOTHERING MY OWN SWNCE OF COMFORT..??
IF SO.. LET ME ENCOURAGE YOU TO PROCEED..
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We should make it a class action suit. This case infuriates me. I so hope he is forced to pay for the Chungs’ legal costs– like he was forced to in his divorce– this isn’t the first time he’s done this:
http://johnnyyen.blogspot.com/2007/06/this-wasnt-first-time-he-was-jerk-what.html
This fool is a rabid racist with a hatred of Orientals. Justice? If there’s any justice this idiot must summarily lose his job and be forced to pay all court and lawyer costs. If he weren’t black, this fiasco would have been thrown out ages ago!
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