Lucas Mirtl Update, Case Dismissed!?

Kyle978 wrote:

Fine work convincing Honda to extend Jett’s contract for millions, I’m sure that was a tough sell. I don’t know why it bothers me seeing an agent...

Fine work convincing Honda to extend Jett’s contract for millions, I’m sure that was a tough sell. 

I don’t know why it bothers me seeing an agent (now former) take credit for “closing” a deal between a desirable product (the rider) and a team  or personal sponsor. Completely bloated IMO. 

jazza167 wrote:

Jett was really on the ropes b4 mirts stepped in and secured that deal with Honda 

Cayden Thompson wrote:

Yeah okay....

Dan-The-Man wrote:

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication...

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication between  The Lawrence brothers and the person he subpoenaed. The list is long, Lewis, ML, Steve Matthes, Dave Praeter, Lars, and others. He sure is desperate for anything he can find to support his counterclaim defense that he’s been caused “reputational, professional and emotional harm”. He should have kept an attorney.

Dan-The-Man wrote:

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication...

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication between  The Lawrence brothers and the person he subpoenaed. The list is long, Lewis, ML, Steve Matthes, Dave Praeter, Lars, and others. He sure is desperate for anything he can find to support his counterclaim defense that he’s been caused “reputational, professional and emotional harm”. He should have kept an attorney.

jazza167 wrote:

Jett was really on the ropes b4 mirts stepped in and secured that deal with Honda 

Cayden Thompson wrote:

Yeah okay....

Bobby Barracuda wrote:

Recalibrate your sarcasm detector Cayden!!

aeffertz wrote:

Update: He’s quitting being an agent because of cancel culture.  “9.00 a.m. on the 23rd of JanuaryThe world as I knew it stopped.My self-worth.My legacy.Gone in an...

Update: He’s quitting being an agent because of cancel culture. 

 

“9.00 a.m. on the 23rd of January

The world as I knew it stopped.

My self-worth.

My legacy.

Gone in an instant.

Publicly.

Without a word beforehand.

Not even the courtesy of a phone call.

A press release cold, calculated, and final destroyed everything I had built. It hurt the people closest to me and fractured an entire industry. It was orchestrated by people I once considered family.

The same people I housed when they had nothing.

The people I helped bring here from nothing In a single moment, they took me to nothing.

After I gave everything-after delivering more than anyone could ever ask of an agent, a manager, and a friend.

There were moments when this almost took my life.

And as hard as it is to admit, there were times when giving up felt logical-when the lie spoke louder than the truth, when proof didn't matter, when I was declared guilty in the court of public opinion without evidence, without wrongdoing, without a voice.

But I couldn't do it. I owed that young motorcycle mechanic with $200 to his name at LAX with only a dream, no road map,

No last name that he could fall back on.

His dream couldn't end like that

Not without a fight

In the darkest moments of my life, I was shown the very best of people.

I never asked a single athlete to continue working with me. I didn't believe I was capable in the state I was in—I was surviving one hour at a time. But they never were going to abandon me or my son.

When it was popular to ridicule me, to pile on, to turn away-they stood firm. Broad shoulders built on morals and ethics carried me forward.

It wasn't easy on them.

They took heat.

They defended their choice daily.

And still, they delivered-often without me at the races, without the agent they were used to. We adapted. We made it work.

I am forever indebted-not just to the athletes who stood beside me, but to the friends who stayed as I lost one relationship after another.

I've spent months making sense of what happened and finding a way forward. I faced the world head-on. I stand by every action and every word I have ever spoken.

I never hid behind secrecy.

I never blindsided anyone.

I owned my wins and my mistakes.

And I am proud of what I achieved and helped others achieve.

My goal has always been simple: leave everything better than I found it.

I didn't accept "the way things have always been." I pushed to make the sport what every amateur and every kid dreams of when they turn pro-at every level. I never forgot the sacrifices families make to get their kids there, and I worked with that responsibility at the forefront.

This wasn't just my philosophy.

It was taught to me by my mentors-Scott Sepkovic, Bobby Nichols, Steve Astephen, Steve Ruff, and Steve Mateus.

They shaped me through tough love and honest criticism. We competed at times, but they still cheered for me. That mattered

Through time, reflection, and hard reality, I've made a decision with absolute clarity.

I am stepping away from athlete management while I fight this misuse of cancel culture and the legal system to destroy a person's life.

I have to devote every ounce of energy to proving this is beatable.

I cannot allow those who stood beside me to continue suffering from harassment and threats while I fight and prosecute the very people responsible for them.

This decision is not rooted in guilt.

It is rooted in responsibility.

Even when it isn't in my best interest, I've always protected the riders. I've always stood up for them and guided them through the business of professional sports. That doesn't change now.

I am not asking for sympathy.

I am not trying to sway opinions.

I am writing this to take pride in what I achieved-and to leave something behind for my son.

So that one day, if he can't hear these words from my mouth, he can read them and understand the past eleven months— what his father was, who he was, and what he stood for.

4/6

Thank you to the action sports industry for giving a kid from Kalgoorlie, Australia, his wildest dreams, and for allowing me to find my passion and the ability to make a difference.

I hope everyone finds that in life.

It doesn't last forever-and that's okay.

It just has to happen, and you get to say you did it.

No one can ever take that from you.

Much love,

Lucas Mirtl
______________

89.5 million in negotiated deals in my career.

41 factory contracts negotiated.

13 pro championships.

Lost 2 soldiers in the battlefield (RIP Jim McNeil and Tyrone Gilks).

Represented 52 athletes.

Negotiated and closed on the biggest deal in the history of the sport (mid-term
"extension").

18 X Games gold medals.

1 Olympic gold.”

jaun wrote:

I'll say it again.... Absolutely coojed

Jdog2221 wrote:

It fractured an entire industry 

DunnySeat wrote:

Did he fire his babysitter?

Cayden Thompson wrote:

Honestly the best thing he could do now is flee the country with is kid (not return to Australia because he can still be extradited) and...

Honestly the best thing he could do now is flee the country with is kid (not return to Australia because he can still be extradited) and seek help. 

Cayden Thompson wrote:

Honestly the best thing he could do now is flee the country with is kid (not return to Australia because he can still be extradited) and...

Honestly the best thing he could do now is flee the country with is kid (not return to Australia because he can still be extradited) and seek help. 

GrapeApe wrote:

Do you honestly believe extradition comes into play in a civil suit? I don't know what the best thing he could do now is, but it's...

Do you honestly believe extradition comes into play in a civil suit? I don't know what the best thing he could do now is, but it's not kidnap his kid and flee the country. lol

Dan-The-Man wrote:

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication...

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication between  The Lawrence brothers and the person he subpoenaed. The list is long, Lewis, ML, Steve Matthes, Dave Praeter, Lars, and others. He sure is desperate for anything he can find to support his counterclaim defense that he’s been caused “reputational, professional and emotional harm”. He should have kept an attorney.

jaun wrote:

I'll say it again.... Absolutely coojed

Cayden Thompson wrote:

Is coojed Spanish for cooked?

Cayden Thompson wrote:

Honestly the best thing he could do now is flee the country with is kid (not return to Australia because he can still be extradited) and...

Honestly the best thing he could do now is flee the country with is kid (not return to Australia because he can still be extradited) and seek help. 

jaun wrote:

I'll say it again.... Absolutely coojed

Cayden Thompson wrote:

Is coojed Spanish for cooked?

jaun wrote:

Sorry I was drunk

Dan-The-Man wrote:

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication...

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication between  The Lawrence brothers and the person he subpoenaed. The list is long, Lewis, ML, Steve Matthes, Dave Praeter, Lars, and others. He sure is desperate for anything he can find to support his counterclaim defense that he’s been caused “reputational, professional and emotional harm”. He should have kept an attorney.

PTshox wrote:

This is actually exactly what you want to do! This creates a lot of bill able hours for the other side by doing this. It's all...

This is actually exactly what you want to do! This creates a lot of bill able hours for the other side by doing this. It's all fun and games when you first file a law suit ( I m going to get that guy.. he screwed me... )... till you start getting larger and larger monthly bills from your law firm. This move will insure that those bills go up for Jett and Hunters side. And the law firm.. they are smiling when they see these requests. Because they know the hole is going to get deeper.. more hrs needed to review documents, file motions, read emails.. etc. Pile on the path for billable hours for the firm! Thank you for such a request. And everyone on that list will most likely have to hire an attorney to respond to the discovery requests. More money for the attorneys! Anyone see a pattern here yet? The atty's get money.. and they take money for? For what exactly? 

So now.. the lawyers have you right where they want you; Clients with enough income to pay their bills - ever increasing -  tied up in a ball of knots and boy are they mad at each other. PERFECT storm.  And by keeping the clients away from each other and fueling the flames they can keep the game going. Rince and repeat. Note law firms will higher Private detectives to do a asset check on you before they call you back. Why? If you're broke they won't call you back. If they see assets... you will get a call. I hired a PI that told me about this. I was shocked. There is money to pay bills in this case. So it marches forward. 

This atty I used who worked at for the DOJ in DC...  once told me  "You walk into an attorney's office with one problem. You sign their agreement and you leave that office with two problems". Meaning you just let them spin the hourly wheel at the rate you signed up for. Open check book. 

So if anyone here on this form knows both Jett/Hunter and this agent.... tell them one thing. Get both of them in a room with no atty's present. Put a professional mediator that charges by the hour in there... and hash it out in private with NO atty's and no court system. Do it RIGHT NOW. No delay. No BS... stop the madness mostly created by atty's and emotion (which Atty's use). I've seen this whole thing play out over and over. 

Btw: Hey everyone have a Merry X-Mass. 

Dan-The-Man wrote:

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication...

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication between  The Lawrence brothers and the person he subpoenaed. The list is long, Lewis, ML, Steve Matthes, Dave Praeter, Lars, and others. He sure is desperate for anything he can find to support his counterclaim defense that he’s been caused “reputational, professional and emotional harm”. He should have kept an attorney.

PTshox wrote:

This is actually exactly what you want to do! This creates a lot of bill able hours for the other side by doing this. It's all...

This is actually exactly what you want to do! This creates a lot of bill able hours for the other side by doing this. It's all fun and games when you first file a law suit ( I m going to get that guy.. he screwed me... )... till you start getting larger and larger monthly bills from your law firm. This move will insure that those bills go up for Jett and Hunters side. And the law firm.. they are smiling when they see these requests. Because they know the hole is going to get deeper.. more hrs needed to review documents, file motions, read emails.. etc. Pile on the path for billable hours for the firm! Thank you for such a request. And everyone on that list will most likely have to hire an attorney to respond to the discovery requests. More money for the attorneys! Anyone see a pattern here yet? The atty's get money.. and they take money for? For what exactly? 

So now.. the lawyers have you right where they want you; Clients with enough income to pay their bills - ever increasing -  tied up in a ball of knots and boy are they mad at each other. PERFECT storm.  And by keeping the clients away from each other and fueling the flames they can keep the game going. Rince and repeat. Note law firms will higher Private detectives to do a asset check on you before they call you back. Why? If you're broke they won't call you back. If they see assets... you will get a call. I hired a PI that told me about this. I was shocked. There is money to pay bills in this case. So it marches forward. 

This atty I used who worked at for the DOJ in DC...  once told me  "You walk into an attorney's office with one problem. You sign their agreement and you leave that office with two problems". Meaning you just let them spin the hourly wheel at the rate you signed up for. Open check book. 

So if anyone here on this form knows both Jett/Hunter and this agent.... tell them one thing. Get both of them in a room with no atty's present. Put a professional mediator that charges by the hour in there... and hash it out in private with NO atty's and no court system. Do it RIGHT NOW. No delay. No BS... stop the madness mostly created by atty's and emotion (which Atty's use). I've seen this whole thing play out over and over. 

Btw: Hey everyone have a Merry X-Mass. 

MXMattii wrote:

if the $-number is correct, he made about 9 to 10 million in bonuses + his wage at Wasserman. He made some nice money in this...

if the $-number is correct, he made about 9 to 10 million in bonuses + his wage at Wasserman. He made some nice money in this niche sport.

MXMattii wrote:

if the $-number is correct, he made about 9 to 10 million in bonuses + his wage at Wasserman. He made some nice money in this...

if the $-number is correct, he made about 9 to 10 million in bonuses + his wage at Wasserman. He made some nice money in this niche sport.

jaun wrote:

Yet still needed to steal from his employers.

Dan-The-Man wrote:

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication...

This made me go look at the court documents again to see what the update was. He submitted subpoenas for damn near everyone wanting all communication between  The Lawrence brothers and the person he subpoenaed. The list is long, Lewis, ML, Steve Matthes, Dave Praeter, Lars, and others. He sure is desperate for anything he can find to support his counterclaim defense that he’s been caused “reputational, professional and emotional harm”. He should have kept an attorney.

PTshox wrote:

This is actually exactly what you want to do! This creates a lot of bill able hours for the other side by doing this. It's all...

This is actually exactly what you want to do! This creates a lot of bill able hours for the other side by doing this. It's all fun and games when you first file a law suit ( I m going to get that guy.. he screwed me... )... till you start getting larger and larger monthly bills from your law firm. This move will insure that those bills go up for Jett and Hunters side. And the law firm.. they are smiling when they see these requests. Because they know the hole is going to get deeper.. more hrs needed to review documents, file motions, read emails.. etc. Pile on the path for billable hours for the firm! Thank you for such a request. And everyone on that list will most likely have to hire an attorney to respond to the discovery requests. More money for the attorneys! Anyone see a pattern here yet? The atty's get money.. and they take money for? For what exactly? 

So now.. the lawyers have you right where they want you; Clients with enough income to pay their bills - ever increasing -  tied up in a ball of knots and boy are they mad at each other. PERFECT storm.  And by keeping the clients away from each other and fueling the flames they can keep the game going. Rince and repeat. Note law firms will higher Private detectives to do a asset check on you before they call you back. Why? If you're broke they won't call you back. If they see assets... you will get a call. I hired a PI that told me about this. I was shocked. There is money to pay bills in this case. So it marches forward. 

This atty I used who worked at for the DOJ in DC...  once told me  "You walk into an attorney's office with one problem. You sign their agreement and you leave that office with two problems". Meaning you just let them spin the hourly wheel at the rate you signed up for. Open check book. 

So if anyone here on this form knows both Jett/Hunter and this agent.... tell them one thing. Get both of them in a room with no atty's present. Put a professional mediator that charges by the hour in there... and hash it out in private with NO atty's and no court system. Do it RIGHT NOW. No delay. No BS... stop the madness mostly created by atty's and emotion (which Atty's use). I've seen this whole thing play out over and over. 

Btw: Hey everyone have a Merry X-Mass. 

3strokemx wrote:

Impotent until proven guilty