Anyone know why Blue Hole Expedition was suing Eugene Lyon in Florida in 2007/8?

[LM]

... in St Johns County, in a sealed court case no less?

http://www.clk.co.st-johns.fl.us/Civil-Family/sealcase/ca08-1362.pdf

 

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[LM]

Mostly interested in why the jurisdiction was SJC.

 

[ARC]

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Records were sealed...

http://www.clk.co.st-johns.fl.us/Civil-Family/sealcase/ca08-1362.pdf

 

[Old Bookaroo]

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An interested party can always ask the Court to release the documents -

Good luck to all,

The Old Bookaroo

 

[gollum]

Looks simple enough,

The records were sealed to protect the location of a sunken ship: "....and other confidential information with respect to a sunken vessel contained in the exhibits."

The reasoning for the suit could be anything. Maybe it's all bogus. Maybe Dr Lyons leaked some info he shouldn't have. Maybe Dr Lyons was being paid for researching their sunken ship, and while in so doing, he may have also been on somebody else's payroll doing research along the same lines. Maybe maybe maybe maybe maybe. WHO KNOWS?!? Although, I would like to know the answer. It may answer a question about the man relating to a completely different subject.

UPDATE:

After reading through all the available documents, it looks like Blue Hole Expeditions sued Dr. Lyons and Northern Oceanic Research & Tecnology(sic) Holdings, LLC (NORTH - LLC). After entering into an agreement between North-LLC and BHE, "North-LLC" demanded an additional $2 million for their ship to leave the dock. It never left. Now, a third party is in the running for the same sunken ship. Looks like Lyons and his trusts are being sued because of possible income loss to the third party.

Mike

 

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