In furtherance of our last email, SBTC has released preliminary poll results that show over 85% of poll respondents are encouraging the SBTC Board to Sue Randall-Reilly Overdrive Magazine's Editor Max Heine.
If you didn't vote yet, you can do so here before the poll closes.
Lamb & SBTC have battled Heine & Overdrive for years over what Lamb contends is clearly a pattern of malicious intentional misrepresentation by Heine and defamatory content. lamb's personal lawyers have attempted to work with the publication in good faith to balance their right to report bona fide news against Lamb's right for that news to be presented in a non-defamatory fashion.
In my opinion, this time Max Heine has crossed the line and should be immediately fired for wanton, reckless misconduct and unnecessarily creating risk exposure for Randall Reilly," Lamb said.
The SBTC is now publicly engaging Randall-Reilly, its Overdrive subsidiary, and Heine directly on this matter on Twitter through a series of tweets referenced below...
"Over 85% of poll respondents have had enough of Heine's nonsense aimed at helping his advertiser OOIDA defeat their SBTC competition. The industry is speaking loud and clear here. They did not buy that FMCSA-orchestrated attempt to take me down then, and they don't buy it now.
It is time for Randall-Reilly to listen to truckers and put that 2016 politically-motivated, baseless nuisance civil lawsuit to rest and focus on protecting and promoting the interests of truckers. I suspect Randall-Reilly's readers and advertisers are watching their next move," Lamb said.
The SBTC Board is awaiting a reply from Matt Reilly.
