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And if it ever went to court, Airbnb would pour so many lawyers into getting that case thrown out that you'd never see a dime of it. It is imperative that a la
by JonFish85 11y ago
And if it ever went to court, Airbnb would pour so many lawyers into getting that case thrown out that you'd never see a dime of it. It is imperative that a lawsuit like this never get publicity, or else they'd lose billions of dollars in valuation instantly, which would make investors very cranky.
- ceejayoz 11y agoI'm not a lawyer - are you allowed to do that? Can a third-party inject itself into a contract dispute between two parties?
- thesnider 11y agoThey would just fund the renter's legal team.
- ceejayoz 11y agoWould a judge for a local municipality look kindly upon that sort of interference?
- JonFish85 11y agoIf they couldn't do it directly, I don't know that there's a problem with providing legal counsel for someone? Or paying for their lawyer, at the very least? I am NOT any sort of lawyer and have no experience with this at all, so this is all just my imaginative thinking.
- bdcravens 11y agoMost landlord claims end up in small claims court.
- bdcravens 11y agoIf their goal is to avoid bad PR, they'd probably just pay landlord hush money. (I'm sure they're already doing this)