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I mean, intention usually matters. People can and do regularly misspeak. If you send a follow-up letter right after the first - it's hard to know if you're co
by onlyrealcuzzo 3y ago
I mean, intention usually matters.
People can and do regularly misspeak.
If you send a follow-up letter right after the first - it's hard to know if you're covering your ass or you realize you messed up.
And if you have good enough lawyers and you're not on trial for something like murder - you can usually get away with stuff like that.
As I think we should.
If I could go to jail for every time I said something dumb on accident - I'd have been locked up for life before I turned 20.
- MAGZine 3y agoI don't think anybody is saying that you should have to go to jail for everytime you said something dumb! But if you are going to be acting anticompetitively, it sure is a dumb idea to send a memo about it--followup email or not.