Charlie Speer, the trial lawyer trying to cultivate a new line of profitable litigation to replace lucrative pig farm lawsuits, isn’t doing so well in court.

Ray Kemble’s legal team, which is on the hook for bringing an already settled case back to court and acting as if there never was one, isn’t faring so well in court. Charlie Speer, the Midwest trial lawyer who’s looking to replace his pig suing business with rig suing business raised numerous objections to Cabot’s lawsuit against him and the team, but all but one (which Cabot voluntarily withdrew before the ruling) have been been overruled by the court.

The Cabot lawsuit is, for all practical purposes, one aimed not so much against Ray Kemble but, rather, his “pigs to rigs” team of trail lawyers calling “sooie” (or “suey”) in hopes of making it rain legal settlements. Following last week’s preliminary hearing on the lawsuit, their fractivist allies were crowing that Susquehanna County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Jason Legg wasn’t much impressed. It turns out they were absolutely correct; he overruled every objection they made but the one where Cabot had already agreed to drop any specific reference to the amount of damages until later in the process.

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