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Because you don't limit access to the courts based on how much money someone has. That's insane.
by neotek 14y ago
Because you don't limit access to the courts based on how much money someone has. That's insane.
- akavlie 14y agoIronically, that's exactly what happens now -- defendants usually don't have access to the courts, because they don't have millions to defend themselves.
- scott_s 14y agoNot for everyone, but for those judged to be non-practicing entities.
- rayiner 14y agoWe do it for shareholder derivatives suits, and in several other contexts. For B2B lawsuits it's not a big deal.