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A high profile situation like this might be a different case. If this is happening to many former employees, and it reaches class action, then there will be a
by htag 4y ago
A high profile situation like this might be a different case. If this is happening to many former employees, and it reaches class action, then there will be a lot of press about the subject. You wouldn't have to explain why you brought the lawsuit, and everyone would have an understanding of the situation.
What's the point of being able to free to file a lawsuit if you practically can't?
What would you think of someone that wouldn't fight for themselves when they were lied to and cheated?
- mc32 4y agoClass actions is a possibility and it’s viable but most of the money would go to law firms and not end up in your pocket anyhow, so it’d be more of a stick it to the man action than an action to receive monetary compensation.
- crazysim 4y agoThe man has a name.
- bhouston 4y agoMost of the money does go to employees who sue their employers forrongful termination and similar. Do you have evidence to the contrary or are you just knee jerk defending Elon?
- danaris 4y agoI would imagine there's a significant difference between a class action lawsuit on behalf of tens to hundreds of thousands of wronged customers, many of whom may not actually know they're part of the class, with a somewhat nebulous monetary damage value, and a class action lawsuit on behalf of hundreds to thousands of employees, all of whom know perfectly well they're part of the class, and where the monetary damage values per employee are both high and fairly clear.