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If you were Krebs, would you defend, countersue, or seek “settlement” or some combination?
by ilamont 5y ago
If you were Krebs, would you defend, countersue, or seek “settlement” or some combination?
- adanto6840 5y agoIANAL and I haven't read the filing. I'd assume, based on what I've read thus far (and the fact that it's a pretty standard initial response), that he'll file a motion to dismiss and go from there. It seems plausible that he could have a decent chance of having such a motion granted -- the bar is generally "in the light most favorable to the plaintiff [Ubiquiti]". Based solely on the commentary I've read, it sounds like the complaint could be deficient.
- staticautomatic 5y agoYou’d first move to dismiss for failure to state a claim, and perhaps counter-sue under anti-SLAPP.
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- mst 5y agoThey (presumably intentionally) filed the claim in a state without an anti-SLAPP law, sadly. Edit: Or at least, so Greg says, and I've found him a reliable source for such things: https://twitter.com/greg_doucette/status/1509184336188350465?s=20 https://twitter.com/greg_doucette/status/1509184336188350465...
- DannyBee 5y agoNone of the above. My answer is much more mundane. Krebs almost certainly has professional liability insurance (if not, that would be pretty dumb at his scale) I would call up my insurance company, tell them i've been sued, send them the documents, and then go back to my day. I would then proceed to follow their instructions, and not care too much about it, unless i was asked to do things that i wasn't willing to do