> You have it turned around. I would talk to a lawyer before assuming this kind of thing. In my experience (having tried), I do not. > Once you sue them, the

> You have it turned around. I would talk to a lawyer before assuming this kind of thing. In my experience (having tried), I do not. > Once you sue them, they need to get outside counsel involved and the costs mount very, very quickly. The retainers are already paid for or insurance covers that. The sentiments (eg inefficacy of David vs Goliath) are built up over common experiences, not simple misunderstandings of how a case is likely to proceed.