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Originally Posted by bigdonk
If oral contracts count in the US then Clonie has a lot. First of all she was representing FTP. Obviously she didn't do it all by herself (like a pokerfan wearing Full Tilt clothes). Therefore it can be assumed that a negotiation and aggreement has happened between her and FTP. If the exact numbers of the aggreement are not available the court can estimate them in a reasonable way.
There is a huge difference between an agreement to endorse a product and receiving payment for said endorsement and ownership.
I suspect that the payment history vs others will indicated if she was paid for endorsements plus ownership or endorsements only, however, that is complete conjecture. Furthermore, FT would have to have a strong case and big balls to want this to be public. My guess is that part of her leverage is that FT will not want this public.
This is what happens when a start up becomes a billion dollar company quickly. There is huge money, therefore, there are lawsuits.