"We have an agreement.
It's over," said Bubba, after waking up from a nap during the last
hour of negotiations. He normally starts
work on his morning radio show at 3AM.
The agreement prevents Bubba from making any disparaging
remarks about Schnitt's wife Michelle, or his children, according to Schnitt's
attorney Wil Florin.
"In the event there are any violations to the agreement
with regards to Michelle, the damages are $5,000 for each violation,"
Florin said.
Schnitt sued Bubba in civil court for defamation, but a jury
ruled in Bubba's favor. Schnitt had
threatened to seek a re-trial of the case, but this agreement ended any further
litigation.
After the deal was reached, Schnitt appeared outside the
negotiation room with his wife and attorney.
Schnitt said he was prepared for any future remarks from Bubba, so long
as Bubba keeps his family out of it.
"This has been about protecting my family. My children, primarily," Schnitt said.
Bubba promised to light up Schnitt on his next radio
show.
Before the mediation, Bubba accused Schnitt of trying to use
the legal system to bankrupt him. In one
interview, Bubba claimed his legal costs had reached $3 million.
"Today probably cost me $50,000. It's crazy," Bubba said.
Talk about it later today...
— Todd Schnitt (@toddschnitt) March 15, 2013
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