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That would probably require a class action suit.
by smackfu 12y ago
That would probably require a class action suit.
- kirillzubovsky 12y agoSome lawyer somewhere is probably already calling up all and every Marriott guest on this planet.
- riazrizvi 12y agoFor the chance to make a couple of million in legal fees, do you blame them?
- toomuchtodo 12y agoI had to support the IT functions of a corporate event at the Gaylord Opryland convention center ~18 months ago. Wouldn't mind joining a class action even if I don't see a dime after attempting to mitigate their wifi interference for a week.
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- snowwrestler 12y agoThe power of the class action suit is that you don't need to call everyone up. You just need a representative group of clients (which can be quite small) for standing, and evidence and justification to convince the judge to certify a class. Most folks are not aware they are in a class until they get a letter from the losing company with their $9 check or whatever is left over after lawyer's fees. Edit: forgot a word