John M Faulkenberry Lawsuit

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faceofautism said…
I love when people attack me and won't leave their name. That is a really bold move. I simply posted what was available on the internet without any comment. He is named as a defendent and that is all that was stated.

What lies and half-truths have I proliferated? Name them and I would be glad to either offer proof or admit that I am wrong. That's more than what I can say about R-7.
December 1, 2011 at 9:30 PM
faceofautism said…
Is this Jeff or Jerry? I personally believe that it is Jeff.
December 1, 2011 at 10:08 PM
faceofautism said…
This responsibility
should not be taken lightly. In fact, directors can and have been sued personally for decisions
or lack of decisions made while serving on non-profit, church and civic boards. Some
examples include:
• The parents of a group of adult disabled children sued an organization providing
housing for the disabled alleging breach of fiduciary duty. After a jury trial and an
appeal, the plaintiff parents won a judgment in excess of $3,000,000.
• A former employee sued a library for wrongful termination. The library board cited
many negative reviews by supervisors. The plaintiff alleged retaliation for reporting
that a supervisor had unlawfully removed library property. The plaintiff was awarded
$350,000.
• A trade association membership applicant sued the association for anti-trust law
violations after the association rejected the applicant’s membership bid. Defense costs
totaled $175,000.
• A country club was sued by a group of its members. The directors and officers failed
to renew an option to extend the rent-free lease of the land used as their golf course.
As a result of this omission, the lessor required the club to either purchase the land for
more than $10 million or to lease the land for a substantial price. The suit was settled
for $2,000,000.
• Two employees of a non-profit organization alleged sexual harassment by their
supervisor. The suit was settled for $125,000.
Many board members assume that they are somehow protected from lawsuits. A Missouri
statute provides some limited protection to uncompensated directors and officers of non-profit
organizations recognized for exemption under any of the twenty (20) plus classifications of
501(c). If a director or officer of a 501(c) organization does not receive a salary or equivalent
compensation (expenses may be reimbursed), he or she will “be immune from personal
liability for any civil damages arising from acts performed in his official capacity.” The
immunity does not extend to “intentional conduct, wanton or willful conduct, or gross
negligence.” Most lawyers working with non-profit organizations interpret the provision as
extending protection to acts and omissions that are merely negligent.
December 2, 2011 at 10:07 AM
faceofautism said…
I am not a bully. I simply am educating the public. A bully is someone that robs a child of their future. A bully emotionally and psychologically abuses a child with special needs. A bully refuses to follow the law because they have the power to do so. A bully calls people liars without signing their name or offering proof. A bully attacks people that dares to stand up for those that can't.
December 2, 2011 at 10:10 AM
Anonymous said…
There is unquestionable corruption in our school systems from top to bottom and anyone who is involved in education at all knows it. Anyone who dares to stand up and suggest accountability, oversight, and overhauling of the systems to put children first is attacked by those who love the corruption or are getting something out of it. Sherri is a nationally respected advocate. Bullying her angers many other autism advocates and families. You may think we don't have power. But that would be a mistake. If this is a certain public official (who I won't name), how would the media like to find out about your online bullying of advocate moms? I would advise against the continued questionable behaviors. Put that anger and energy into really putting kids and education first.
December 2, 2011 at 10:39 AM
faceofautism said…
Your IP address is General IP Information
IP: 69.243.249.106
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ISP: Comcast Cable
Organization: Comcast Cable
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Latitude: 38.9159
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December 2, 2011 at 11:39 AM
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