A Blog About Carrie Mccluskey
Carrie McKluskey
Carrie McKluskey, is one of the 3 plaintiffs against the Belford High School. How she fell prey to the malicious trap setup by Googasian P.C. the law firm, is a story, for others to learn from. It’s important to see how a little greed for money or maybe fame and publicity can potentially damage reputation for lifetime.
Well here it goes – Googasian P.C, a law firm based in Michigan – U.S got hold of a former student of Belford - Carrie McKluskey, a former student of Belford High School. For starters Belford is an offshore entity, a fact that is so obvious to practically anyone and everyone who knows about Belford High School. Then how come Carrie herself being a former student of Belford bought the idea of Googasian ever coming even close to winning this case basing its accusation on how Belford operates from Humble, Texas and issues ‘invalid’ degrees for profit? Carrie had better understand that the case is simply inapplicable on Belford based on that alone.
Also being a former Belford student, Carrie should have been smart enough to have gone through the terms and conditions given on the high school’s official website that safeguards Belford, there gain leaving Carrie with nothing else but the chances of being counter sued by Belford when ultimately Googasian would lose the case, that too only when the lawsuit would be accepted in the court in the first place, for it hasn’t yet.
Carrie also must know that even in the case where Googaisan manages to win, she cannot claim damages more than the amount she paid to get her diploma. So obviously, only Googasian would benefit – what with taking away a hefty legal fee invoice.
Supposedly, if the class action suit is withdrawn and the court determines that Googasian, intentionally misled the court, and are countersued under rule 11, Carrie might have to even pay compensation money to defame Belford as according to Wikipedia:
Class members often receive little or no benefit from class actions. Examples cited for this include large fees for the attorneys, while leaving class members with coupons or other awards of little or no value; unjustified awards are made to certain plaintiffs at the expense of other class members; and confusing notices are published that prevent class members from being able to fully understand and effectively exercise their rights. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Class_action
Source: wikipedia.org
Our sincere suggestion to the greedy and foolish little Carrie is that she concentrate on her future studies and career rather than ruin it by wasting her time and efforts in an already lost cause while not seeing her greed quotient satisfied by any means whatsoever.
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