Just one day after dismissing his defamation lawsuit against Marriott in Texas, Michael Irvin re-filed his lawsuit in Arizona. In this video, we’ll review highlights from Irvin’s Arizona Complaint. Irvin’s new Complaint names four additional defendants and contains surprising new allegations about the accusations that led the NFL to cancel Irvin’s television appearances during the Super Bowl week.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:30 - Irvin's New Arizona Complaint
00:59 - Can Marriott Remove the Case to Federal Court?
02:53 - New Defendants
07:21 - Why Hasn't Irvin Sued the NFL?
08:27 - Irvin's Allegations re: Hotel's Investigation
09:48 - Irvin's Claims for Relief
10:57 - "Relief Sought" by Irvin
11:17 - What to Expect Next and When?
After review Irvin's new Complaint, I’ll explain what will likely happen next in Irvin’s case and when we can we can expect new developments in this lawsuit.
So what happens next in this case? First, Irvin’s lawyer must serve a copy of Irvin’s complaint and a summons to each Defendant in the case. It appears that Irvin has already served each Defendant with process. In this video, we’ll look at the Affidavit of Service confirming that Irvin served Marriott International, Inc. with process on March 14.
Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 12 provides the deadline by which Marriott and the other Defendants must file an answer or responsive motion to Irvin’s Complaint. We’ll look at that Rule and determine Marriott’s deadline for filing an answer in this case.
Once each Defendant has filed their response to Irvin’s Complaint, the attorneys on each side are required to meet and confer about a proposed scheduling order. The scheduling order will set forth all of the important dates and deadlines in the case, including the trial date.
We’ll look at Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 16, which provides the timing requirements for submitting a proposed scheduling order to the Court.
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