Perpetual Chess Podcast

Bonus pod- Law Professor David Franklin returns to Discuss the Dismissal of the Hans NIemann/Chess.com Lawsuit

Jun 28, 2023

27:52

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The Dismissal of a Federal Case

5min

Hans Is Unable to Pursue a State Avenue and the Federal Claims Were Dismissed

2min

The Merits of Hans's Case in the State of Missouri

2min

The Costs of the Lawsuit in the United States

2min

The Hans Cheating Scandal Is Over

2min

The Federal Antitrust Laws Are Not Designed for Blacklisting

3min

The Ice Line Presents Go to Your Happy Price

3min

Hans Neiman's Lawsuit in Missouri Federal Court Has Been Rejected

2min

10.

The Threat of Cheating in Chess

3min

David Franklin is a constitutional law professor and practicing appellate lawyer. David also is a USCF expert and chess enthusiast who follows the chess world closely. In 2022, David came on Perpetual Chess to help explain the Hans Niemann lawsuit after it was filed. At the time he felt it was an uphill battle for Hans, which has proven to be the case given the lawsuit's dismissal. David rejoins the podcast to review the dismissal and to discuss what further recourse GM Hans Niemann might have, if any.

You can hear David’s prior discussion of the lawsuit here:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1ciBvYBT6BD69w1TR3j1nJ?si=969ca9c1d61e4765

0:01- Brief addendum

0:02- Professor David Franklin joins the podcast.

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