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Kingfisher & Wombat@tkingfisher.com |
What is throwing me the most in these discussions is the speed at which people think a suit can be filed. Do you have even a rough estimate of how long it takes to file a suit in a case like this?
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@halloranelder.bsky.social
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Yeah, you don't file a suit until all of your ducks are in a row. I strongly suspect the reason we haven't heard anything from Neil is because he's cataloguing his ducks and making sure he knows what he's got.
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Kris P.
@happyphantom.bsky.social
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Also over a holiday week... I work in the legal industry, and I can tell you that nothing much has been going on this week.
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Very Very Common Mike Dunford
@questauthority.bsky.social
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It depends. </lawyer> *ducks* Seriously, though - it depends on a lot of things, including how much of a premium you're putting on solid factual accuracy, etc. I think we could do it in 1-2 days if absolutely necessary. But in that case I'd want someone who'd slept to review before filing.
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Dvandom
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I think they're used to blowhards THREATENING lawsuits at the drop of a hat, and assuming that if the suit has been threatened, it could be implemented just as easily.
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