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> Not issuing the statement would be putting a lot of potential liability on them. They need to proove that Sam wasn't candid once Sam dragged them into an act
by Sebb767 3y ago
> Not issuing the statement would be putting a lot of potential liability on them.
They need to proove that Sam wasn't candid once Sam dragged them into an actual court room. Shutting up might not be the winning move in the court of public opinion, but legally, it's probably not a bad move.
- function_seven 3y agoThe board issuing an apology could easily be the settlement that ensures this stays out of court. "If you retract your statement, I won't sue." "Ok, we retract it." Just like that.
- mcpackieh 3y agoThey could, but they don't have to.