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John Gridayn said on Tuesday that he was eager to discover the truth in the Nevada court room whether Commissioner Roger Goodll and NFL had leaked the media to the media before forcing Grudeen to resign to resign. Las vegas reders Coach in 2021.
In a statement to ESPN, he said, “I am eager to come out of truth and I want to make sure that what happened to me is not with anyone else.”
Gruden said he blames NFL for leaking emails, due to which the League pressured the raids, when the team was 3–1.
“The league actions disrupted the entire season,” Gruden said. “We were leading the partition at that time, and they blinded me and the team completely.”
He said, “What happened was not right and I am happy that the court did not let NFL cover it.”
Before being forced to resign in October 2021, the Nevada Supreme Court in his trial in his trial accused him of leaking emails that harmed the media with his trial in his trial with him.
In the 5–2 judgment, Justice did not determine whether the League leaked the racist, sexist and homosexual email of Gridayn for the Wall Street Journal and New York Times at that time. But he found the league’s decision to force Guden’s complaint to be seen by Goodll in the proceedings of close-door arbitration-the goal of Gruden’s civil lawsuit was “unconscious.”
A NFL spokesman said on Tuesday that the League Nevada would petition the Supreme Court for a rehearsal. If he fails, the most likely will be an appeal in the next site the US Supreme Court.
Neither Gruden nor his lawyer, Adam Hosar Henr, would say if he was keen to settle the case with NFL.
Gruden refused to address his coaching future on Tuesday. He said that last week he was keen to return to coaching and said: “I will die for the coach in SEC.”
Hosar-Hener said that he was grateful that the Nevada Supreme Court stopped Goodale from overseeing an arbitration proceedings when he is a defendant in a trial.
“The legal status of NFL is absurd and will be dismissed by every court,” Hosmar-Hener told ESPN. “Obviously, NFL should not be allowed to be a judge of claims against NFL or people should force people to follow contracts that NFL can unilaterally change at any time without any notice.”
Five judges of the Nevada Supreme Court ruled on Monday that as a former employee, Gruden should not have been bound by the provision of NFL Constitution provision for mediation for such complaints. Gruden’s leaked emails were sent in 2011, while he was working as “Mande Night Football” analyst for ESPN.
Five Justice wrote, “By its own vague language, the NFL Constitution no longer applies to Gridayen.” “If the NFL was to tie the former constitution, the commissioner can compulsorily choose and choose which disputes to mediate.”
On Monday, Hosar-Hener appreciated the decision of the Nevada Supreme Court, saying that it was a win not only for Groupen but also for all employees facing “the unfair arbitration process of an employer”.
Hosar-Hener said, “This victory explains the reputation of Natch Gruden more, and it rapidly clears the way for him to bring full justice and make NFL accountable.”
Gruden’s trial alleges that Gudel and League pressurized Mark Davis, owner of the attackers, in which the coach was fired by leaking emails with aggressive comments sent about the commissioner and others in NFL.
Gruden won the district court level. In May 2022, NFL appealed to the High Court of Nevada after a state judge in Las Vegas, which dismissed the league dialects to dismiss Gruden’s claim or order a court talks that could be maintained by Goodll.
A year ago, the three-judge panel of the Nevada Supreme Court decided that the citizen of League Gruden could be taken into mediation that could be maintained by Goodll. Two Justices said Grudeen knew that when he signed a 10 -year contract with the rally in 2018, NFL used arbitration to resolve controversies. Disagreeful justice wrote that it would be “derogatory” to intercepted a dispute for Goodale in which he is named as a defendant.
Gruden’s lawyers were given a hearing of all seven Nevada Supreme Court Justices, who heard oral arguments last year. All four judges who heard the case for the first time, biased against Guden against NFL.
