Today Panzer decided to stop at the
Publishers Weekly site. Digging in the posts, our inquisitive kitty discovered one about the old Barnes and Noble.
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| It just goes on and on and on. |
According to Andrew Albanese, the Barnes and Noble court fight continues with former CEO Demos Parneros and his lawsuit against the company. Barnes and Noble's attorneys are filing in court for a summary judgment in the lawsuit. The company wants two of Mr. Parneros' three claims dismissed. The two claims are 1) defamation and 2) breach of covenant of good faith and fair dealing. Barnes and Noble's attorneys presented the court with a 33 page memorandum explaining why the two claims should be dismissed. There are several links in the post, including one to the memorandum.
Panzer says, "I've been telling you about this never-ending lawsuit story since it started."
Note: This is a long-medium length post. Bring a cup of cocoa and a muffin for today's reading. If you plan to follow the links included in the post, bring a quart of cocoa and a dozen muffins.
To read the post tootle over to
Barnes and Noble litigation
To read Panzer's most recent previous post about the litigation, tootle over to
Barnes and Noble's risky move
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