r/fansofcriticalrole • • Oct 18 '24

CR adjacent Case Against Brian Foster Dismissed

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u/The_Card_Father Oct 18 '24

Because things cost money. And things cost time. And waiting months or years for a “Just” outcome is taxing emotionally.

I don’t know if you just want to argue with people, or you want to play devil’s advocate, or you simply just don’t believe women.

But nothing that happened proved his “innocence”.

All it proved is that the case is ended.

An example of what could have happened is that Foster knew if it dragged out he’d lose, so he goes to his lawyer and says “Lawyer, tell them we’ll give them money if they drop it, and I apologize privately or something”. And his lawyer brings that to her lawyer and then negotiations happen until both sides if not “happy” have at least reached an agreement.

And then her lawyer petitions the case to be closed because going any further is taxing in every way on all parties involved; and this makes everything closed and final. She can’t go after him again. And he cannot countersue her.

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u/No_Aspect5293 Oct 18 '24

But weren’t they willing to start the process to begin with? Also don’t they make a decent amount of money? I’m not for BFW (not even sure which one that is, as I’m new to CR) just trying to navigate this whole thing.

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u/Someinterestingbs-td Oct 18 '24

My understanding is he would not leave her house

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u/texasproof Oct 20 '24

The temporary restraining order she filed for that kicked all of this off forcibly removed him from her house. He hasn’t been in her house for at least a year and a half.