I think it's more likely they realized they can hardly call for sanctions on opposing counsel for inadvertently releasing the same information they did — unredacted — in their own motion for summary judgment.
I was wondering if maybe W&S published unredacted materials to start with because they are fed up and want to force a settlement out of Alec.
So, Alec Peters is now officially the most hated person in (or adjacent to) Trek, isn't he. I feel like I'm watching history being made.
I would reserve that for a person reported about in some blog post somewhere (saw it on RPF or somewhere) who was caught stealing from a prop warehouse and shoved the guard off the catwalk causing a concussion or broken bones for the victim.
I wouldn't compare Alec to Mr. Berman. The latter seemed just to be losing the pulse of the fans towards the end. He didn't try to spin off his own Trek empire on the side.
And @carlosp isn't a blogger but a journalist, so Axamonitor's okay. (I also know that Michael Hinman has referenced speaking to attorneys before as well.)
Just wait until Newsweek does their inevitable followup one column article about that story they ran before. Especially if that Lexus turns up on the donor dime.
Where's the million dollars, Alec?
Sushi & Cupcakes: The Alec Peters Story, coming this spring to Lifetime.
Somewhere, somehow, a Trek actor will slip in "I gave them cupcakes". It will be glorious.
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