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I'm assuming he's referring to his motive rather than character as (from what I've read), the person in question likes to chase issues the public is currently o
by joelrunyon 13y ago
I'm assuming he's referring to his motive rather than character as (from what I've read), the person in question likes to chase issues the public is currently outraged about.
If he's able to follow this through, it really doesn't matter WHO is bringing the suit to light, but if his motive is weak then I would assume that he may not be as committed to follow-through on this as someone who is doing it from a principled standpoint.
- HannibalLecter 13y agoThis won't be the first lawsuit. Countries may sue the USA for this action, starting with Germany, which could class-action into trillions.
- flyinRyan 13y ago>the person in question likes to chase issues the public is currently outraged about. Sounds like a good strategy. What good is it to invest resources chasing an issue that you can't make anyone care about?
- 3pt14159 13y agoIt's more a question of whether or not he can actually make a difference. Good lawyers don't take bad cases. Bad lawyers take cases that are unwinnable and make money from the gullible.