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Is it normal for these suits to be so... salty? in their formulations. I've never read one before, but a lot of the wordings are pretty hilarious. > Carlsen, h
by svrtknst 4y ago
Is it normal for these suits to be so... salty? in their formulations. I've never read one before, but a lot of the wordings are pretty hilarious.
> Carlsen, having solidifed his position as the "King of Chess", believes that when it comes to chess, he can do whatever he wants and get away with it.
> On September 4, 2022, Niemann soundly defeated Carlsen during an in-person game
> Notably, this was not the first time that Niemann beat Carlsen at chess
> Notorios for his inability to cope with defeat, Carlsen snapped. Enraged that the young Niemann, fully 12 years his junior, dared to disrespect the "King of Chess", and fearful that the young prodigy would further blemish his multi-million dollar brand by beating him again
- hugocbp 4y agoAs an "ex" lawyer, you can see some pretty blunt sentences wrapped within otherwise "polite" and formal language in lawsuits... But this... This actually reads like a thriller. Very interesting (and refreshing) to see this kind of structure in a high-profile lawsuit.
- MarcelOlsz 4y agoI'll catch the movie in 15 years.
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