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So, another comment detailed other legal aspects, I'll tackle the "most" part. Even if no other contract exists, that means at least 50.1% of all laid off emplo
by eek2121 3y ago
So, another comment detailed other legal aspects, I'll tackle the "most" part. Even if no other contract exists, that means at least 50.1% of all laid off employees should receive some type of severance. Said severance can be anywhere from a penny to millions.
We don't know what went down. Musk could have actually paid 50.1% (or greater) employees severance. It doesn't matter, because in the U.S. you can sue anyone else for anything, illegal or not. I can sue you because your username sucks, for example. Oh and if you don't show up, I win a default judgement, so there is that.
- upon_drumhead 3y agoCourts are a little more complicated than you are giving them credit for. For example, federal courts can dismiss a case due to lack of standing in sua sponte (Frank v Gaos). While you can file any sort of insanity, the courts are not beholden to just robotically follow though with it.