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> Dissolve the entity if they cannot survive damages, and require data destruction as part of the wind down. The problem with that, from the perspective of the
by tivert 2y ago
> Dissolve the entity if they cannot survive damages, and require data destruction as part of the wind down.
The problem with that, from the perspective of the lawyers, is there's no way for them to get paid, as it stands now:
> The plaintiffs’ lawyers would also be paid from the eventual sale or cash-out; they said they would ask for no more than 39 percent of the amount received by the class. (Thirty-nine percent of $52 million would be about $20 million.)
- kmoser 2y agoPunishment should fit the crime, not be tailored to suit lawyers who knew very well (or should have) that they might have to join Clearview's list of creditors, and might never see a dime.
- Yizahi 2y agoImagine arrest and trial of some regular murderer. Lawyer goes like "Oh, the suspect is too poor to compensate for my work time. Lets let him loose and collect 23% of all the paid murder contracts he executes."