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Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009

WI court settles $5 million beef jerky quarrel

A feud betwixt a famous Wisconsin father and his son played out in the District 3 Court of Appeals this week – set against the dynamic backdrop of the high steaks world of global beef jerky sales. According to that lovely Associated Press, Jack Link (yes, that Jack Link) was sued by his son Jay for being unfairly ousted from the family business in 2005. Jay won punitive damages to the tune of $5 million. We’re assuming Jay will also get all the Teriyaki Beef Steak Nuggets he can eat for the rest of his life. Man, it’s like John Grisham wrote this.

By the way, the tagline for the Jack Link's company is “Beef Jerky & Protein Snacks.” Something about that ain’t right.

posted by Mike Paulus

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MikePaulus
11/18/09

It's a really meaty issue, but it's been pretty much cut and dried, oh wait.

pookums
11/18/09

Ian, try using salty in place of angry.

Jack was pretty salty over the fact that he had to pay Jay that huge settlement.

AgentPendrell
11/17/09

No doubt his dad will be chewing on this for quite a while. Oh wait...

ian
11/17/09

salt.. umm.. something with salt?

NickMeyer
11/17/09

Suing your dad is a pretty jerky thing to do. Oh, wait.

MikePaulus
11/17/09

Yeah, he really had a beef with his dad, oh wait.

pookums
11/17/09

I guess young Jay finally brought home the baco.. oh, wait.

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