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What about the possibility (perhaps remote) that damaging the ex-employer's reputation (by disclosing what at least looks pretty vindictive) will bring it [ETA:
by michaelochurch 14y ago
What about the possibility (perhaps remote) that damaging the ex-employer's reputation (by disclosing what at least looks pretty vindictive) will bring it [ETA: the ex-employer] into a two-front war and make them less successful in the suit? I'm not a lawyer so I'm way out of my depth here, but is this something that could possibly work?
Edit: slippery pronoun
- nly 14y agoI don't see that being a problem, provided everything he wrote is simply a matter of fact. Perhaps I'm an optimist.
- michaelochurch 14y agoNo, I meant to discuss the possibility that disclosure is good for OP, because he'd want his ex-employer to be in a two-front war.
- pyre 14y ago"Truth is an absolute defence against libel/slander," does not hold up under many jurisdictions in Europe. More like, "people with more money get to decide what the 'truth' is."