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If you're a corporation that can afford that kind of thing, sure. Joe Everyman has little to no recourse.
by FussyZeus 9y ago
If you're a corporation that can afford that kind of thing, sure. Joe Everyman has little to no recourse.
- dragonwriter 9y agoJoe Everyman has as much access to private actions and government support from his own jurisdiction as ever, and government agencies have often shown themselves willing to conduct enforcement action against foreign-based actors. Sure, the poor often have less be edit from the laws on the books than those with more resources for advocacy, but that's a near universal constant that's orthogonal to the issues raised in the thread.