On Monday, John Grudene won a civilian against the US Football Association and Commissioner Roger Godel, who was wandering in the state court for a period of four years.
Nevada’s Supreme Court decided in a 5-2 ruling that Grudin was not required by the American Football Association to participate in the arbitration supervised by Godel, a accused in the lawsuit that a “malicious and organized campaign” was used to destroy the training profession in Groen by leaking offensive emails sent years ago.
The court said that the American Football Association’s attempt to force Grudin to arbitrate “is not reasonable and does not apply to two groes as a former employee.”
The court stated that the resignation of Grudine as a coach of the Las Vegas coach in October 2021 made him exempt from a judgment in the constitution of the American Football Association that imposes arbitration.
“If the US Football Association Constitution is to link the former employees, the commissioner can choose and choose disputes over arbitration,” and the referee is mentioned.
It seems that the decision clarifies the way for Groen suit to move forward. The US Football Association can appeal the United States Supreme Court, but so far he refused to comment.
“We are very happy with the decision of the Supreme Court in Nevada, not only for coach Grudin but for all employees who face the unfair arbitration of the employer,” Adam Hosmer Henner said in a statement. “This victory confirms the validity of the coach’s reputation, and clarifies the way to quickly achieve full justice and hold the American Football Association accountable.”
Jodel and the US Football Association denied leaking emails, published by the Wall Street Journal and New York Times.
“Unlike the formal procedures for the achievement of the football team in Washington, the treatment of the defendants from Grudin was a profile of a Soviet style,” the case claimed. “There was no warning or operation. The defendants made email messages for several months until they were leaked to the national media in the middle of the changing season in order to cause the maximum damage to the instincts.”
Gruden’s email correspondence with Bruce Allen, former CEO of Washington from 2011 to 2018 when Gruden was a color analyst at “Night Night Football” from ESPN and included racist comments, women and gay. Email messages appeared during an investigation in the league in the culture of work in the Washington team and Malik Dan Snyder.
“It is ridiculous that the league thought they could have neck emails for years, when I was not a coach and I was trying to end my career,” Grudne said. In a statement of Espn Two years ago. “At least, I deserved the opportunity to respond to and receive some legal procedures.”
The Supreme Court in Nevada approved the review of the results of a smaller committee from the court, which made a 2-1 decision more than a year ago to reject the two grades suit. This ruling came after the provincial judge rejected in 2022 the American Football Association’s attempt to directly reject the lawsuit or the Jodel arbitration order.
Nevada’s Supreme Court judges, Christina Beckering and Elisa Kadish, opposed the verdict on Monday, indicating that two Grudin should have been familiar with the language in his contract, which provides for arbitration.
“As a former coach of the Super Bowl and a long -standing media figure signing the most profitable NFL training contract in history, while one of the prominent sports agents in the country was represented by the country, Gruden was the definition of an advanced party.” “Although Gruden was unable to negotiate the terms of the US Football Association’s constitution, he had the ability to negotiate the contract as a whole – such as more wages, longer nodes, and control of the team’s decisions, or its other conditions.”