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You as an individual or a small company being built off the savings of an individual cannot afford the myriad of legal fees associated with the process the larg
by wldcordeiro 6y ago
You as an individual or a small company being built off the savings of an individual cannot afford the myriad of legal fees associated with the process the large corporation is putting you through. It's really not hard to understand how a company with billions in the bank can literally just "war of attrition" you into losing any case, even ones they have no standing to win.
- pier25 6y agoBut doesn't the state provide a free lawyer to anyone that needs one? (if that's not obvious, I'm not from the US btw)
- astura 6y agoNot in civil cases, only criminal
- ummonk 6y agoNot for civil cases. But again for something like this I don't see why you would rather drop the issue and capitulate rather than at least try to fight it out without a lawyer.
- sowbug 6y agoTo "fight it out without a lawyer" runs the risk of the court resolving the case against you and awarding damages, most pathetically via entry of default judgment if you can't even figure out how to properly file an initial response to the complaint. Not to mention your own time likely being better spent elsewhere.
- paulpauper 6y agothat only applies for criminal cases, not civil
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- michaelmrose 6y agoNot for civil cases and in truth even if criminally prosecuted you are only sure to have a body you aren't actually in fact guaranteed competent representation in fact but rather only in law. In America if someone with more money than you disagrees with you and has even a trivial cause of action its entirely plausible they can legally destroy your finances and your life. Having the most money is pretty much the only thing that matters here.