Old 07-29-2014 | 05:57 AM
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Originally Posted by MayDaze
Everything is based off the "effective date" which is Dec. 9th 2013(I think?). The MOU has provisions to end the SLI process 24 months after the effective date.

I'm sure USAPA will find a way to stall it though.
I looked briefly at the filings in the DC court case. Personal opinion from a retired attorney. USAPA flied a junk tactical suit. The only purpose is to delay things. I would suspect to capture more attrition for the East pilots. This might not last as long due to standing issues. If the court throws out the suit it goes back to who has designated legal authority to decide things. I would suspect the reason for filing in DC is the attorney knows that court and it's operation. He will have an idea how much time it will buy (and being in his hometown cheaper on the client). If lucky the delay will last until USAPA dissolves, leaving the West with no one to sue (the strategic goal). Could be wrong but I don't think I am. USAPA would be liable to the West for this, but if they are out of business West is SOOL.

ETA- I don't do third grade banter so I won't be replying to irate shallow "fun and games".
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