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Anybody can sue anybody, and this someone in your example would likely have standing, so why not? A single person self representing against a company that is e
by thrwaway1985882 2y ago
Anybody can sue anybody, and this someone in your example would likely have standing, so why not?
A single person self representing against a company that is essentially one of the largest law firms on the planet, and can outspend them tens of thousands times over - what's to be gained?
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