The Untold
Story
FALL OUT FROM COKE'S RACE BIAS SUIT
January 2010. Despite numerous setbacks, Tai
Laosebikan, 1 of the 17 clients Willie E. Gary represented in the Coke case, is attempting to revive his claims (Part I, II & III) against the beverage giant. As recent as June 2009, Laosebikan filed a new
claim against Coke, which is currently pending in Northern District Court of Georgia before Judge, Richard Story.
The Truth About
Coca-Cola and Famed Attorney, Willie E. Gary
Defendant,
Willie E. Gary settled
a legal malpractice lawsuit with
42 women who claimed
that Gary stole $51.5 million in
a gender bias claim they had against Ford Motor Company and Visteon Corporation. Lead Plaintiff, Patricia Harsen, reveals that evidence filed under seal (2, 3, and 4) in this case names Coke and other corporations in which Gary and co-conspirators stole millions from
his clients.
Plaintiffs
in the Coca-Cola and Microsoft race bias lawsuits allege that Gary and co-conspirator, Weldon Latham, who represented the interests of the defendants (Ford, Visteon,
Coke and Microsoft) through Holland & Knight, ran
the same identical scam against
them—stealing in access of $100 million dollars. In each of these cases, none of Gary’s clients received a
dime.
Another
interesting fact about the allegations against Gary, Weldon and his co-conspirators is that these individuals
have never pursued a slander/libel/ defamation claim(s) against Gary's former clients for statements
made and published against them at: www.EmployeesforChrist.com. This website was initially launched in 2003 and despite
numerous threats, Gary and his Mafioso styled crime ring failed to take
action.
The Coke Plaintiff's Story
THE SHOW. Unsuspecting Coke employees, beat down by racial epithets and discrimination on the job, organize and meet at a designated location
orchestrated by Lead Plaintiff, Greg Clark and Jesse Jackson, Gary’s show pony. Jackson
has a history of wrangling Coke out of millions when race bias claims are brought against the
beverage giant (See bottom of p. 1, highlighted text).
Gary and his team of lawyers march on the premises
like a scene cut straight from the "Malcolm X" film. Gary and his arsenal of 10 plus lawyers don the stage in military format--reciting civil rights expressions
that would raise Martin Luther King Jr. from his grave. Closing his theatrics, Gary asks the packed building
to join hands as they all sang, “We Shall Overcome.” These unsuspecting employees had no idea that
this show had been orchestrated to dull their senses and stir their emotions so that Gary and his predators
can swoop down from their dragon lair and slay their chances of ever seeking justice in their cases against the
corporate beast, Coca-Cola.
GARY VALUES CASES AT MILLIONS
. To secure client loyalty, Gary and C.K.
Hoffler, F. Shields McManus, partners in Gary’s firm, represents to clients that
their
claims are valued at millions
.
GARY COACHES CLIENTS TO COMMIT A FELONY
. During discovery, Gary and McManus
instruct clients to steal company documents
under the pretense the information will be used to enhance plaintiffs’ claims in a
judicial system that is historically hard-to-sell on discrimination claims.
GARY & C0-CONSPIRATORS SHANK COKE EXECUTIVES
. Gary and his co-conspirators, Johnnie Cochran and Jesse Jackson,
“shank” corporations into accepting their
demands.
Using clients’ evidence, stolen company documents and Jackson’s position as the founder of Rainbow Push and
1000 Churches Connected (
http://1000churchesconnected.org),
Gary, Cochran and Jackson threaten to expose systematic racial/gender
discrimination and announce publicly a national boycott. Company executives for fear of
public exposure, conceal racist acts and quickly agree to the demands of Gary, Cochran and
Jackson.
CORPORATE EXECUTIVES’ ACE IN THE HOLE
. In the event plaintiffs and their
attorney(s) refused to play the corporate gam e, Coke had the Superior Court of Georgia and the Northern District Court of Georgia in
its pocket. If a lawsuit is filed against Coke in Superior Court, it
is transferred to the Northern District Court of GA. If
someone other than Presiding Judge Richard Story and Magistrate Judge Scofield are assigned a case against Coke,
the assigned judge will recuse himself/herself until the case is assigned to Story and Scofield (See Case No. 1:01-CV-2866, Motion to Disqualify, pp.
3-5). More...
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