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You are missing the entire point of this thread, my first comment: >I can't afford the legal costs to prove my innocence against a foreign government anymore t
by RobertRoberts 8y ago
You are missing the entire point of this thread, my first comment:
>I can't afford the legal costs to prove my innocence against a foreign government anymore than I could afford a $20 million fine. (there's no limit to how many times they can attempt to fine you, even if you are innocent every time)
This is just _one_ person/entity suing these companies (not even the government). Unless they want a default judgement against them, they have to pay lawyers to defend these suits.
They are being sued under the GDPR, the complaints linked on noyb.eu are not "misleading" they are legal documents that have been submitted to the courts. That's what a lawsuit is. It doesn't matter who initiated it or why.
- y4mi 8y agoAnd to my knowledge the court first has to say 'yeah, they've got a point. Please explain'. I'm not a lawyer though, so I might've misunderstood the wording.