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I can tell you that sometimes it IS big and scary, although not unwinnable. Unfortunately I can't share the details, but someone I know filed a wrongful termin

I can tell you that sometimes it IS big and scary, although not unwinnable. Unfortunately I can't share the details, but someone I know filed a wrongful termination case against a large tech company. They dragged it out for two years with motion after motion, running up his legal bills every month. He hung in there and won eventually. So don't assume they'll just roll over and settle.

snapetom 4y ago
That sounds like court ordered arbitration or court monitored arbitration. That's different from my experience and that lawyer's arbitration. The later is a arbitration you agreed to enter into when you entered into the civil contract. There's no motions filed between the parties nor the arbitrator to the court in those.