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Originally Posted by Guest
How is this such a surprise to so many?
Of all the issues that are in TV, good or bad or just informative, how did this one sneak under the radar of knowledgeable residents and management? (if it did that is).
How did this major element of TV life style process toward demise with no clamor along the way to closure?
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My guess is that this is a class action lawsuit initiated by lawyers. From what I have read, the college has made accommodations on eight different occasions and all were rejected. The will never settle for the problem, being corrected, they want money.
All of the plaintiffs are represented by the same law firm, Simon, Eisenberg & Baum, LLP
As much as I love the Lifelong Learning College, kudos to The Villages for not caving.
Mr Schwartz's statements in the unmentionable news source sound like they've been written by a lawyer.