Basically, no to both of the first questions, especially vice versa (the judge would basically throw it out of court and tell Meat to learn to read the fine print). As for Kovac having grounds to sue Meat, he would if Meat hadn't paid him any overdue wages, and since we've seen no sign of it, Meat must have gone quietly. (He's even gone from the 10th St site as a "client".)
As for Meat's lawsuit against Sanctuary, that was settled in late 2005 before TMIL. I remember because people were speculating that the lawsuit was what was holding up Bat III and as soon as it was settled Meat and Jim would either get back to work on new terms with Sanctuary or have a new label like last time.
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> Does Kovac have grounds to sue Meat? or vice versa?
> Whatever happened with Meat's lawsuit against Sanctuary?
>
> > I don't remember who Winston is, but Kovac was known for
> > giving Jim a hard time before about lesser things like
> > single length. After all that time with Meat trusting him
> > implicitly, I wonder if he tried to figure out how much he
> > could chew, only to find out he'd bitten off more.
> >
> > >
> > > Does that count as the last album in Meat's contract?
> > > Sheesh, I'd be pissed too if that's the case.
> > >
> > > I don't think it was Allen Kovac who was giving Jim a hard
> > > time. It was the Winston guy.
> > >
> > > > Well, the latest word from ML.net fans who are willing to
> > > > share with the non-paying majority is that Allen Kovac has
> > > > been sacked after years of service due to debacle
> > > > surrounding the "3 Bats Live" CD (apparently Meat didn't
> > > > authorize a CD, but surprise surprise, one was embedded in
> > > > the fine print of the contract for the DVD, something he
> > > > didn't read...kind of puts the court documents in
> > > > perspective, no?).
> > > >
> > > > His current manager is Irving Azoff, of Azoff Music
> > > > Management Group.
> > >
> > >
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