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They're not agnostic -- they tie the probability of proper representation directly to capital capacity.
by polarix 12y ago
They're not agnostic -- they tie the probability of proper representation directly to capital capacity.
- pdabbadabba 12y agoRight. Which, in the case of a massive data breach, would tend to cause them to line up behind the potential plaintiffs, not the defendant. In reality, in cases like this, both sides will have top notch representation. (The problem, of course, is that there are cases where the stakes are non-monetary, or the plaintiff places a much greater value on a relatively small amount of money than a lawyer would...but I don't think that's really what we're talking about here.)