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Thanks for the link, I hadn’t seen that (not from buzzfeed). I agree the company won’t be in a strong financial position to pay out a huge penalty, but they hav
by spac_throwawayy 4y ago
Thanks for the link, I hadn’t seen that (not from buzzfeed). I agree the company won’t be in a strong financial position to pay out a huge penalty, but they have plenty to pay me a settlement for a fraction of my damages (real money to me and insignificant on the scale of a public company).
Interestingly, the law firm we’ve spoken too seems to want to avoid arbitration (the opposite of the buzzfeed case). Maybe that depends on the arbitration terms and end goal. (For us I assume it would be a pre-trial settlement.)
- indymike 4y agoIf the arbitration is non-binding, your lawyers are just trying to save you money.