Providing Free and Editor Tested Software Downloads
< HOME | TUTORIALS | GEEK-CADE| WEB TOOLS | YOUTUBE | NEWSLETTER | DEALS! | FORUMS | >

MajorGeeks.com - We know you're out there, and we're coming to get you.

Software Categories

All In One Tweaks
Android
Antivirus & Malware
Appearance
Back Up
Browsers
CD\DVD\Blu-Ray
Covert Ops
Drivers
Drives (SSD, HDD, USB)
Games
Graphics & Photos
Internet Tools
Linux Distros
MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks
Multimedia
Networking
Office & Productivity
System Tools

Other news

· How To and Tutorials
· Life Hacks and Reviews
· Way Off Base
· MajorGeeks Deals
· News
· Off Base
· Reviews



IObit Halloween Sale

spread the word

· YouTube
· Facebook
· Instagram
· Twitter
· Pintrest
· RSS/XML Feeds
· News Blur
· Yahoo
· Symbaloo

about

· Top Freeware Picks
· Malware Removal
· Geektionary
· Useful Links
· About Us
· Copyright
· Privacy
· Terms of Service
· How to Uninstall

top downloads

1. GS Auto Clicker
2. Macrium Reflect FREE Edition
3. Smart Defrag
4. Sergei Strelec's WinPE
5. K-Lite Mega Codec Pack
6. Format Factory
7. Visual C++ Redistributable Runtimes AIO Repack
8. MusicBee
9. Fortect
10. ImgBurn
More >>

top reads

Star 8 Windows Shortcuts That’ll Make You More Productive and Save You Time

Star Windows 10 Not Dead Yet - You Can Still Get Updates For Free

Star What is a '400 Bad Request - Request Header or Cookie Too Large' Error and How to Fix It

Star How to Fix Windows Install Error 0xC1900101

Star How to Force Enable Windows 10 Extended Security Updates If The Option Is Not Showing

Star Windows 11 25H2 is Out: What’s New and How to Get It Now.

Star Star Trek Fleet Command Promo Codes: Redeem Codes for Free Shards, Blueprints And Resources

Star Boost Your PC Speed with ReadyBoost: How a Thumb Drive Can Enhance Your System's Performance

Star 5 Hidden Windows Tools You’ve Had All Along But Never Use

Star Use the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool Before Support Ends For Windows 10 in 2025


MajorGeeks.Com » News » March 2014 » Facebook post costs parents $80,000

Facebook post costs parents $80,000


Posted by: Timothy Weaver on 03/02/2014 03:18 PM [ comments Comments ]


Patrick Snay, the former headmaster of Gulliver Preparatory School in Miami, was fired from that position and promptly sued the school for: $10,000 in back wages, $80,000 for the ageism, and $60,000 for his lawyer's fees.

He made an out of court agreement to receive a settlement of $80,000. And signed a confidentiality agreement.

His daughter posted the following on Facebook:
"Mama and Papa Snay won the case against Gulliver. Gulliver is now officially paying for my vacation to Europe this summer. SUCK IT."

So much for confidentiality.

The lawyers for the school promptly went back to court to block the settlement and the court ruled in their favor. The court ruled: "Based on the clear and unambiguous language of the parties' agreement and Snay's testimony confirming his breach of its terms, we reverse the order entered below granting the Snays' motion to enforce the agreement."

Looks like young Dana won't be getting to party around London, Paris, and Rome on the prep school's check book as planned.




« Salty Meal: Waves smash into restaurant in California (Video) · Facebook post costs parents $80,000 · FBI to roll out malware tracking system »




Comments
comments powered by Disqus

MajorGeeks.Com » News » March 2014 » Facebook post costs parents $80,000

© 2000-2025 MajorGeeks.com
Powered by Contentteller® Business Edition