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WdlsAg
1:33p
Tortious Interference by Austin and Detrimental Reliance on Schloss's part in of what would have been very lucrative $$$ had there been a Natty! Alunni donations, merchandise, etc. etc. etc. The damages are real.
The fact that A&M was in the final, up 1-0, makes it highly probable that they were on pace to win.
The fact that the deal was in place weeks before means he breached a duty of loyalty, best interest, and avoidance of conflicts of interest. He didn't fulfill a duty of good faith. He failed to withdraw himself and notify the university that he was no longer fit for the legal responsibilities at hand. As part of the employment contract, A&M relied upon him to fulfill his duties to the fullest.
In his role, Schloss had a legal duty to steward the University's resources. A coach of a winning program on the path to the natty is at the center of an event worth millions for the university and millions for the city.
This was severely breached!
There was motive to avoid winning by Schloss and staff after they committed to TU because it would have made their new job more difficult.
Put it in front of a jury in Brazos County... explain the economic damages to the University and the City and see what happens.
3,452 Views | 40 Replies
...
WdlsAg
1:33p
Tortious Interference by Austin and Detrimental Reliance on Schloss's part in of what would have been very lucrative $$$ had there been a Natty! Alunni donations, merchandise, etc. etc. etc. The damages are real.
The fact that A&M was in the final, up 1-0, makes it highly probable that they were on pace to win.
The fact that the deal was in place weeks before means he breached a duty of loyalty, best interest, and avoidance of conflicts of interest. He didn't fulfill a duty of good faith. He failed to withdraw himself and notify the university that he was no longer fit for the legal responsibilities at hand. As part of the employment contract, A&M relied upon him to fulfill his duties to the fullest.
In his role, Schloss had a legal duty to steward the University's resources. A coach of a winning program on the path to the natty is at the center of an event worth millions for the university and millions for the city.
This was severely breached!
There was motive to avoid winning by Schloss and staff after they committed to TU because it would have made their new job more difficult.
Put it in front of a jury in Brazos County... explain the economic damages to the University and the City and see what happens.
