Apparently the shipyard divulged the identity of its client (Tiger
Woods). The release doesn't specify how the lawsuit was resolved, but
the apology from the shipyard might be an indicator that the yard
didn't come away unscathed:

TIGER WOODS' LAWSUIT AGAINST
CHRISTENSEN SHIPYARDS LTD. SETTLED

May 8, 2006 - Tiger Woods' rights-of-publicity lawsuit against
Christensen Shipyards Ltd. has settled on undisclosed terms.

Woods filed his suit against Vancouver, WA-based Christensen Shipyards
in October 2004 in federal court in the Southern District of Florida.

Joe Foggia, President of Christensen, stated: "We made a mistake and
truly regret the company's conduct."

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Has the ship been built and launched yet Chuck?

If so, do you have a source showing pictures of it?


wrote in message
ups.com...
Apparently the shipyard divulged the identity of its client (Tiger
Woods). The release doesn't specify how the lawsuit was resolved, but
the apology from the shipyard might be an indicator that the yard
didn't come away unscathed:

TIGER WOODS' LAWSUIT AGAINST
CHRISTENSEN SHIPYARDS LTD. SETTLED

May 8, 2006 - Tiger Woods' rights-of-publicity lawsuit against
Christensen Shipyards Ltd. has settled on undisclosed terms.

Woods filed his suit against Vancouver, WA-based Christensen Shipyards
in October 2004 in federal court in the Southern District of Florida.

Joe Foggia, President of Christensen, stated: "We made a mistake and
truly regret the company's conduct."

###

JimH wrote:
Has the ship been built and launched yet Chuck?

If so, do you have a source showing pictures of it?


wrote in message
ups.com...
Apparently the shipyard divulged the identity of its client (Tiger
Woods). The release doesn't specify how the lawsuit was resolved, but
the apology from the shipyard might be an indicator that the yard
didn't come away unscathed:

TIGER WOODS' LAWSUIT AGAINST
CHRISTENSEN SHIPYARDS LTD. SETTLED

May 8, 2006 - Tiger Woods' rights-of-publicity lawsuit against
Christensen Shipyards Ltd. has settled on undisclosed terms.

Woods filed his suit against Vancouver, WA-based Christensen Shipyards
in October 2004 in federal court in the Southern District of Florida.

Joe Foggia, President of Christensen, stated: "We made a mistake and
truly regret the company's conduct."

###



Yes. The 155-foot yacht "Privacy" was launched some time ago.

Here's a link to an article that claims Woods "chartered the boat for
two weeks" when he got married:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/golf/3715694.stm


but in reality he owns the boat and the yacht you will see in the above
referenced article is the same vessel involved in his settlement with
the builder:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12653319