A.D. Cary Groth Embarrasses Self, University Again
As long-time readers of this blog know, we have contacted other universities over the past year or so in an effort to secure documents pertaining to UNR.
Recently, we were working with another university regarding emails that Nevada Athletic Director Cary Groth and former Associate A.D.Cindy Fox had sent to employee(s) at this other university.
One particular email string between Groth and an administrator at this other university was particularly interesting and somewhat comical.
The subject line from Groth stated: "CONFIDENTIAL - attorney client priv".
Does Groth honestly think she can assert attorney-client privilege when she (non-attorney) is communicating with another non-attorney?!
Suffice to say this other university found Groth's assertion as comical as we did since they produced the emails. Any guesses as to the subject matter of these so-called privileged communications?
In earlier posts, we detailed General Counsel Mary Dugan's ridiculous, not to mention fraudulent, attempt to assert an "attorney-client privilege" relationship with an employee who worked at another university!
See "UNR Lawyers And Graeme Abel Had Something To Hide" and "UNR Lawyers, Graeme Abel, And Others Exposed". The university notified Dugan that no such privilege exists and sent me the documents.
In "General Counsel Dugan's Fingerprints Are All Over This", UNR Faculty Athletic Representative Jean Perry attempted to assert the attorney-client privilege over documents from the NCAA.
The NCAA notified Perry that no such privilege exists and made the documents public.
Typical of the UNR administration . . . making up laws and rules as they go!
Fortunately their embarrassing and shameless behavior does not work with those outside of UNR.
Recently, we were working with another university regarding emails that Nevada Athletic Director Cary Groth and former Associate A.D.Cindy Fox had sent to employee(s) at this other university.
One particular email string between Groth and an administrator at this other university was particularly interesting and somewhat comical.
The subject line from Groth stated: "CONFIDENTIAL - attorney client priv".
Does Groth honestly think she can assert attorney-client privilege when she (non-attorney) is communicating with another non-attorney?!
Suffice to say this other university found Groth's assertion as comical as we did since they produced the emails. Any guesses as to the subject matter of these so-called privileged communications?
In earlier posts, we detailed General Counsel Mary Dugan's ridiculous, not to mention fraudulent, attempt to assert an "attorney-client privilege" relationship with an employee who worked at another university!
See "UNR Lawyers And Graeme Abel Had Something To Hide" and "UNR Lawyers, Graeme Abel, And Others Exposed". The university notified Dugan that no such privilege exists and sent me the documents.
In "General Counsel Dugan's Fingerprints Are All Over This", UNR Faculty Athletic Representative Jean Perry attempted to assert the attorney-client privilege over documents from the NCAA.
The NCAA notified Perry that no such privilege exists and made the documents public.
Typical of the UNR administration . . . making up laws and rules as they go!
Fortunately their embarrassing and shameless behavior does not work with those outside of UNR.
Posted by Site Administrator at 4/24/2011 8:48 PM 
Categories: Terri Patraw
Tags: Cindy Fox Cary Groth University of Nevada Reno UNR Terri Patraw Jean Perry Mary Dugan
Categories: Terri Patraw
Tags: Cindy Fox Cary Groth University of Nevada Reno UNR Terri Patraw Jean Perry Mary Dugan
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