I cannot think of much that is more thoroughly soul-draining than fighting a legal action that is brought to you. And, the better your case, the more soul-drai

I cannot think of much that is more thoroughly soul-draining than fighting a legal action that is brought to you. And, the better your case, the more soul-draining it is. I would imagine that it is easy to comply when one knows he is in the wrong. But, when one feels strongly about the cause and is advised that he has an excellent case, then capitulation feels like being bullied and extorted into compromising one's principles. This, even when it is frequently the most prudent thing to do. So, one is left with the sad choice of either compromising his principles or fighting indefinitely at significant cost in time, money, and emotional energy.