> they do have to respond if a lawsuit if one is filed. If they don't, it's a default judgement for the plaintiff. Google's response will be very cheap for the

> they do have to respond if a lawsuit if one is filed. If they don't, it's a default judgement for the plaintiff. Google's response will be very cheap for them, compared to the cost for the plaintiff (meaning, as a percentage of their respective incomes): that they have no legal obligation to provide the plaintiff any services whatever, and that the terms of service for the Google service the plaintiff was using clearly state that Google can terminate the account whenever it wants. Google's lawyers probably have a template for such a response all ready to go. The cost of this to Google won't even be rounding error in their financials.