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: Kentucky Law BlogBy Michael Stevens
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The lawsuit by UK's former b-ball coach to enforce a questionable contract for a job not well done (and I'm not even talking about the rumors running rampant over his off court antics) keeps getting messier by the minute. The most recent story in the news about the need to hire Texas lawyers to defend the action in the Lone Star State reminds me of Warren Zevon's song "Lawyers, Guns and Money" with lyrics such as "Send lawyers, guns and money; Dad, get me out of this . . . . . Now I'm hiding in Honduras - I'm a desperate man
Send lawyers, guns and money, the shit has hit the fan."
The story continues:
By Beth Musgrave on State Government
FRANKFORT
-- A state legislative panel on Tuesday approved spending up to
$100,000 on a contract for a Texas law firm to help the University of
Kentucky in its legal fight against former UK coach Billy Gillispie.
The law firm of Fisher & Phillips will be paid through an insurance
policy, according to information the university provided to the
Government Contract Review Committee.
The university needs lawyers that are licensed to practice law in
Texas, the university says in its contract with Fisher & Phillips.
The law firm's contract is not to exceed $100,000 from June 23 to June
30, 2010.
Gillispie has filed a federal lawsuit against the university in Texas.
The university has countered with its own lawsuit in Kentucky. At issue
is how much Gillispie should be paid after he was fired from the
high-profile coaching position this spring.
Poet, guitar picker, and singer.
Click here for video.
And let us not forget the lyrics:
I went home with a waitress the way I always do
How was I to know she was with the Russians, too?
I was gambling in Havana - I took a little risk
Send lawyers, guns, and money
Dad, get me out of this
An innocent bystander
Somehow I got stuck between a rock and a hard place
And I'm down on my luck
Yes, I'm down on my luck
Well, I'm down on my luck
I'm hiding in Honduras - I'm a desperate man
Send lawyers, guns, and money
The shit has hit the fan
Send lawyers, guns, and money...
Here is a link to many of the You Tube videos of live performances, then click here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg-kShYAbYc
And my all-time favorite Zevon song: Hasten Down the Wind.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on July 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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