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The standard answer to the problem of being sued for business reasons is to incorporate. The corporation may be sued and may even go bankrupt as a result, but i
by wikwocket 12y ago
The standard answer to the problem of being sued for business reasons is to incorporate. The corporation may be sued and may even go bankrupt as a result, but in certain situations the corporate shield protects you individually. This is in the U.S.; as it appears you are in the UK you can always talk to some lawyers and accountants about best practices.
- ripsoco 12y agoFair point. I was thinking along the lines of whether posting statistics against unique addresses without consent could lead to successful lawsuits. I didnt originally think this - eg google maps does this with rated restaurants. I wouldnt use an addressees personal details unless they chose to claim their address. Your right though, id need some professional legal advice.
- safelysell 12y agoThe above comment is from me. I used an old browser session that cached an old username.