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re: Tortious interference? Curious why it has not been pursued.
Posted on 11/30/25 at 8:56 am to Cell of Awareness
Posted on 11/30/25 at 8:56 am to Cell of Awareness
The contracts almost always have a buyout if the coach leaves. I think that may present an issue, as it sort of indicates that those types of inducements by third parties are expected. But I'm no lawyer, so maybe one of the TD legal types could pipe in.
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Posted on 11/30/25 at 8:56 am to Cell of Awareness
There definitely needs to be changes. This way is shitty and really screws players and the school. It's messed up.
Posted on 11/30/25 at 9:06 am to Cell of Awareness
Every contract has a safety valve (here a buyout clause) that allows partys to terminate theor contract. For example, termination for a party’s convenience clause (i.e., can terminate for almost any reason, but you have to pay).
And LSU ran this proposal through several intermediaries and the media to signal their willingness to meet and pay. It would be hard to prove in court even wothout the saftey valve clauses noted above.
Finally, think of all the websites the promote job openings. Are they all running afoul of tortious interference? No. For the reasons above, AND your right to work has more layers of protection than a typical contract.
And LSU ran this proposal through several intermediaries and the media to signal their willingness to meet and pay. It would be hard to prove in court even wothout the saftey valve clauses noted above.
Finally, think of all the websites the promote job openings. Are they all running afoul of tortious interference? No. For the reasons above, AND your right to work has more layers of protection than a typical contract.
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