Jackson Jambalaya

The attorney that signed this Complaint should be sanctioned. What a bunch of horseshit.

what an idiot-

That Baker Donelson incident really threw him over the edge, huh?

What the actual fuck. They wasted $400 or whatever it is now on that filing fee.

Where are the phone records?

Once is happenstance.Twice is coincidence. The third time...it's enemy action!

Was this Plaintiff the same individual who sued Baker Donelson for an affair with his wife?

So where are the phone records?

If Mr. Thrash's client is calling that often to keep " thanking" someone for doing their job, Mr. Seay needs psychiatric help, not an attorney and his attorney should have refused to file.

KF you may want to look at Mr. Thrash's court cases.

I'm concerned that both the plaintiff and defendants (that's us taxpayers as their time is taken away from working for us) will be out of a lot of money before this case is over....years from now.

All this over a set of lost car keys?

How did he find a lawyer willing to file this?

Fed Judge should sua sponte dismiss that with prejudice instantly. But it will last for years in that broke ass system

9:20 am

How to find a lawyer willing to sue? "1-800 You call We sue" "One call - that's all." "If you can't come to us, we'll come to you. "Attorney ----- got me my money."

As someone with a disability I don't feel I am in a protected class or special in any way. It is not that unusual for someone who has issues to thank another for their kindness, there is just not a lot of that going around these days. However, this seems (if true) a little no, a lot over the top.

The flip side of this issue is reading to much into the help a person receives or mis-reading help that comes just as a matter of course. Help misunderstood can trigger in some disable persons a feeling that is just not shared by the giver and that is when the trouble starts.

I could write a book on this but lets leave that for later.

This is not a "food fight"...it's Sam being Sam.

9:24

It's called "billable hours"....

If you google this guy, he seems to have been in quite the number of lawsuits.

He has a disability, for sure. He obviously went to First Down Ollllleee Miss.

Wouldn’t that be fun being a member of the jury requested by Mr. Seay!

This is on Carlos the Clown’s level.

Does anyone know what protected class he falls under? Seems that the complaint ought to state that.

Is this the guy in the video with Bjork who wears the helmet and the wrasslin belt?

My grandmother used to have a saying about lying in the small things is proof you're going to lie about the big ones. I can't remember it exactly so maybe I should have done less lying and more paying attention as a child. Maybe just maybe we should be happy when a citizen stands up and points out what he believes is police wrong doing even when most don't think its a bid deal. Doesn't appear this is a cash grab attempt by the attorney so maybe they just like the idea of some small justice for someone. A simple investigation talking to a few witnesses and reviewing the telephone records will get to the bottom of this. Since its filed in Federal court the plaintiff should be found out rather quickly if he is being less than truthful.

Attn 12:29 please sober up and rewrite whatever you thought you were saying. It might not hurt to proof read also.

It sounds like Old Piss is picking on the handicap, and I am here for the attorneys who will tell them where to shove it. ADA Lives Matter

Sounds to me like Oxford is lost. This type of prejudiced behavior is not allowed around The Fondren.

Plaintiff's first mistake was staying at the Inn. What a gross place. It smells like old unwashed gym socks in there.

I've read better pleadings drafted by inmates. Another debt-collection attorney who apparently woke up one day and decided he's a federal civil rights litigator.

Is this an attempt to make Carlos Moore seem like a great civil rights attorney If not, can someone with a Ouija board summon up Barbara Billingsley to translate? Yeah, I know...this isn't that kind of jive but maybe she's a polyglot.

Ok...so now we know you gotta be a god damn attorney to understand the language in this shit. So, is that why politicians are Attorneys? I remember when there was a phone book and attorneys advertised the classification would be around a half inch thick. Now to some of you that doesn’t mean much but when the telephone book pages are thin as bible paper....well you know what I’m talking about. The legal system is too damn saturated and it’s all in part to U M and other law schools that keep Pumping them out Knowing the demand for services are not as needed as they should be. U M should be ashamed as well as other universities

"can someone with a Ouija board summon up Barbara Billingsley to translate? Yeah, I know...this isn't that kind of jive but maybe she's a polyglot "

LOL !

I think she translated everything very well.

Something like:

" Slide on back . . . and jack em', jack em' . "

Funny thing about lawsuits - you don’t have to be right to win.

If all of this is true, he is lucky someone at the Alumni Association actually took the time to answer the phone.

Sexual Harassment, plain and simple. If you don't understand that, I'll be glad to explain it to you. Wise move to ban this character from the facility.

After reading the court document and then looking up "the plaintiff" on Facebook, I'm convinced I am the only one who has no idea who he is and why he seems to be a high-profile personality in Jackson and Oxford. Can someone please enlighten me? Serious request.

Perhaps 5:58 P.M. should refrain from posting comments after 5:00 (assuming he doesn't follow the "it's 5:00 somewhere" rule).