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Why not just publicly shame them. It seems to have worked for some people. If you have to hire a lawyer it is just too expensive. Even if you win you are going
by samfisher83 10y ago
Why not just publicly shame them. It seems to have worked for some people. If you have to hire a lawyer it is just too expensive. Even if you win you are going to lose.
- greenyoda 10y agoHe really needs to talk to a lawyer to determine whether the company has a case against him. If they sue him and he doesn't have competent legal counsel, he'll be in very bad shape. Spending a few hundred dollars to get a lawyer to write a letter to the company might get them to back down. Making public statements that disparage the company could expose him to a libel suit (whether justified or not), which could add more to his legal expenses than he can afford to pay.
- EpicEng 10y agoSome companies, most of them I'd wager, don't give two shits about the Twitter sphere. So he does that, possibly opens himself up to further legal action, and then... profit? This is awful advice.
- samfisher83 10y agoOr he could spend 10's of thousands of dollars and still get nothing out of it. The best legal option is not go to court.
- EpicEng 10y agoOr aliens could land and take over the planet, rendering the entire thing moot. Of course any situation can go sideways, we're talking about which option is best.