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I'm not convinced they'd prevail in court. Seems like one of those truthisms about American litigiousness that wouldn't bear out in practice.
by DangitBobby 1y ago
I'm not convinced they'd prevail in court. Seems like one of those truthisms about American litigiousness that wouldn't bear out in practice.
- sneak 1y agoDoesn’t matter. Simply defending against the claim costs significant money, and you can’t recover those costs. Best to avoid the claim altogether.
- DangitBobby 1y agoStill dubious. I don't think miniscule risk justifies shitty behavior and making life worse for everyone.
- xpe 1y agoI feel you, but there is a big difference between (a) "justification" in the overall cost versus benefit to all parties involved and (b) the narrowly self-interested thing to do.
- SoftTalker 1y agoFiling such a claim costs money too, and any decent lawyer will tell the claimant that he has no case.
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