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Like I said “if it matters.”
by brudgers 1y ago
Like I said “if it matters.”
- giantg2 1y agoThat's not the same. It can matter and you can get similar results through your attorney general without spending your own money. If it doesn't matter, then you wouldn't do anything.
- brudgers 1y agoBecause anything else would be unprofessional, you can safely assume the getting-away-with-it calculation considers the applicable attorney general and that there is a budget for political contributions as well. The calculation also includes the probability you contest denial with a lawyer drawn from accurate data across many denials. Because anything else would be unprofessional.
- giantg2 1y agoYou greatly overestimate the planning and ability of most companies. Most of these companies assume that most people won't contact the AG or an attorney. Most of these companies correct the issue once the AG or regulator gets involved because it's cheaper than fighting. They only fight the really expensive stuff. This is how it works as I've seen it happen.