Anyone know what this is about?

http://cityofschenectady.com/p.....9_17_12_w_backup.pdf

Judicial Directory
     
  
Hon. Guido A. Loyola

Schenectady City Court     
City Hall Room 215 - 105 Jay Street     
Schenectady, NY 12305
(51 382-5077

Judicial Offices

City Court Judge, City Court, Elected, Schenectady, 2003 to 2012

City Court Judge, City Court, Elected, Schenectady, 1993 to 1998

City Court Judge, City Court, Appointed by Hon. Karen B. Johnson - Mayor, 1991 to 1992

Other Professional Experience



Admission to
the Bar

NYS, Appellate Division, Third Department, 1980

Education

J.D., Albany Law Court of Appeals



Publications



Professional &
Civic Activities

THIS IS INTERESTING

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Quoted from senders

http://news.google.com/newspap.....&pg=5896,6076522

Obviously this was written before there was a chance for "Justice Buchanan"

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Obviously this was written before there was a chance for "Justice Buchanan"

I shudder at the thought Rusty.

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Judge considers suing city
Schenectady jurist says $5G in damage done to his car by city vehicle
By Paul Nelson
Published 10:20 p.m., Monday, September 17, 2012




City Court Judge Guido Loyola has filed a notice of claim against Schenectady stemming damaged caused to his Chrysler convertible when a city worker backed into the front of his car, according to the city?s law office The claim, a precursor to a lawsuit, seeks $5,000 even though an estimate from a Schenectady body shop business provided by the jurist puts the damage to the 2004 Chrysler Sebring LX at $3,000. (Paul Nelson / Times Union)

SCHENECTADY — Guido Loyola is no stranger to Schenectady City Court.

Now the City Court judge is warning the city that he plans to be a plaintiff in a $5,000 lawsuit because another city employee wrecked his convertible.

Loyola filed a notice of claim against Schenectady stemming from an accident last month in which a city worker backed into the front of his parked car, according to the city's law office

The claim, a precursor to a lawsuit, seeks $5,000 even though an estimate from a Schenectady body shop business provided by the judge puts the damage to the 2004 Chrysler Sebring LX at $3,000. The reason for the discrepancy between the two numbers was unclear.

The judge declined comment Monday as he drove away from City Court in the Sebring..................................>>>>............................>>>>>  ........................Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Judge-considers-suing-city-3872677.php#ixzz26opyDxLq

My first reaction to this was uncontrollable laughter. My stomach hurts and now I have to clean the coffee off my keyboard.

Let the county's body shop fix it  

And what is the extra 2 thousand for a rental ?

This guy is a loser.  This situation couldn't happen to a bigger bunch of aholes.  GUIDO AND GARY. Dumb and Dumber in no particular order.

Just curious --was his car illegally parked on the sidewalk (as it appears to be in the photo) at the time of accident ?????   Not making any commentary or judgements -- just curious.

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My first reaction to this was uncontrollable laughter. My stomach hurts and now I have to clean the coffee off my keyboard.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.......RIGHT THERE WITH YA....HAHAHAHAHAHA

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Judge, city near deal on damaged vehicle
By Paul Nelson
Published 9:26 p.m., Friday, October 5, 2012
  

SCHENECTADY — A proposed $2,550 settlement, which Schenectady officials must still approve, is expected to resolve a legal dispute between the city and judge over a damaged car, a city attorney said.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Carl Falotico said Friday that the office had negotiated the deal with City Court Judge Guido Loyola, but still needed to formally send him the offer in writing.

The city arrived at the settlement figure by offering 15 percent less than the $3,000 estimate Loyola submitted to the city from a Schenectady body shop business to repair the front-end damage caused by a municipal worker to his car, Falotico said..........................>>>>.......................>>>>..................Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/loca.....19.php#ixzz28hdKqwsq

jackass

This is just a glimpse of what the city will see in the coming years.  The price of being uninsurable.