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* Follow Dan Bilzerian @DanBilzerian Jail. Let's not do that again TRAN LEVEL RETWEETS FAVORITES 3,217 6,911 11:42 PM- 10 Dec 2014
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May 12, 2014 Dear I represent Dan Bilzerian and received your letter on behalf of Janice Griffith I am genuinely sorry that your client was hurt. No one wants to see anyone injured But the suggestion that Mr. Bilzerian is responsible for that injury is embarrassing I'm sorry she made you suggest it in writing The whole tragicomic thing is of course on tape. Given that you agreed to send Mr Bilzerian a threat to sue, I can only assume you must not have seen it. It shows facts your client always omits: she was under contract to Hustler and agreed with Hustler's request that she be photographed while being thrown off the roof. I always thought that this kind of thing was Photoshopped instead. Perhaps Hustler's editorial standards would not permit it. Perhaps she insists on doing all her own stunts. I really do not know. In all events, she agreed. Very few people I know would make that choice. But there it is. And chronologically, she's an adult competent to make it. Hustler and your client asked Mr. Bilzerian to be the thrower, and we can all agree that was the better end of the deal. So like your client, the facts of the claim won't, quite, fly. The tape shows the two carefully practicing this flight of fancy under Hustler's direction, and your client expressly agreeing to go ahead. In legal lingo, she assumed the risk. But maybe I'm not creative enough. Maybe your client's theory is that Mr Bilzerian negligently violated the established standard of reasonable care for one who throws a p--- actor off a roof into a pool during a photo shoot for an adult magazine. I'll let that one sink in for a moment But there's more. The tape shows that she did the one thing that she had been explicitly told in advance would stop her from making it to the pool: she grabbed Mr. Bilzerian's shirt. Now, I'm no physicist. And it won't surprise you that I don't have any relevant personal experience. So I don't know the precise amount of thrust it takes to heave someone across to a pool a floor below. But I'm also not blind. And it is apparent that Mr. Bilzerian's shirt did not reach out and grab her
May 12, 2014 Dear I represent Dan Bilzerian and received your letter on behalf of Janice Griffith I am genuinely sorry that your client was hurt. No one wants to see anyone injured But the suggestion that Mr. Bilzerian is responsible for that injury is embarrassing I'm sorry she made you suggest it in writing The whole tragicomic thing is of course on tape. Given that you agreed to send Mr Bilzerian a threat to sue, I can only assume you must not have seen it. It shows facts your client always omits: she was under contract to Hustler and agreed with Hustler's request that she be photographed while being thrown off the roof. I always thought that this kind of thing was Photoshopped instead. Perhaps Hustler's editorial standards would not permit it. Perhaps she insists on doing all her own stunts. I really do not know. In all events, she agreed. Very few people I know would make that choice. But there it is. And chronologically, she's an adult competent to make it. Hustler and your client asked Mr. Bilzerian to be the thrower, and we can all agree that was the better end of the deal. So like your client, the facts of the claim won't, quite, fly. The tape shows the two carefully practicing this flight of fancy under Hustler's direction, and your client expressly agreeing to go ahead. In legal lingo, she assumed the risk. But maybe I'm not creative enough. Maybe your client's theory is that Mr Bilzerian negligently violated the established standard of reasonable care for one who throws a p--- actor off a roof into a pool during a photo shoot for an adult magazine. I'll let that one sink in for a moment But there's more. The tape shows that she did the one thing that she had been explicitly told in advance would stop her from making it to the pool: she grabbed Mr. Bilzerian's shirt. Now, I'm no physicist. And it won't surprise you that I don't have any relevant personal experience. So I don't know the precise amount of thrust it takes to heave someone across to a pool a floor below. But I'm also not blind. And it is apparent that Mr. Bilzerian's shirt did not reach out and grab her

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