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Oh yea, I’ll definitely win if I sue Microsoft, and being in the right will absolutely make a difference.
by Ma8ee 5y ago
Oh yea, I’ll definitely win if I sue Microsoft, and being in the right will absolutely make a difference.
- pjmlp 5y agoThe litte guy isn't the only scenario, https://madeintandem.com/blog/massive-hertz-accenture-lawsuit-warning-everyone-consulting-heres-can-learn/ https://madeintandem.com/blog/massive-hertz-accenture-lawsui...
- eru 5y agoWell, then don't do business with Microsoft? Only contract with companies that either have a reputation for upholding their end of the bargain without a court threatening them (ie most good companies), or only contract with companies where you have a reasonable expectation of being able to win a fair court case. As an example of a more generalised version of the former: Amazon is pretty generous in their customer service, and you don't typically have to sue them to get them to eg give you a refund. Reputation is a powerful asset, and companies often want to protect theirs. (Not always, though. Amazon is less nice to sellers or employees, I think, for example.)