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It depends. If Dealer's lawyers decided they wanted to go after some transgression which may or may not have occurred, that can cause a lot of difficulty for Bu
by lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
It depends. If Dealer's lawyers decided they wanted to go after some transgression which may or may not have occurred, that can cause a lot of difficulty for Buyer. Individual officers are pretty likely to point them to small claims but not if a prosecutor is in the picture.
- torstenvl 3y agoI've served as a prosecutor both in a state jurisdiction and within the military justice system. I am immensely skeptical that any competent lawyer would want to spend resources on pursuing charges based on a third party's NDA.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y agoFair enough. Recent disputes around copyright are likely distorting my view on the matter. That feels very much like a corporation going to a prosecutor to tattle on someone. To your point, law enforcement would likely side with the buyer here but the buyer isn't necessarily going to be in a position to understand that (in fact, likely the other way).