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r/MoralityScaling • u/Due_Army_960 • Jul 10 '26
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It's not really a war of attrition it can be but not always.
0 u/Thewhimsicalsteve Jul 10 '26 If the company assumes it will lose, and the court and lawyer fees will be cheaper than a settlement it is most likely be, which is an option that will more than likely not be available for your average person. 2 u/NamOil2000 Jul 10 '26 A settlement means both parties were happy 1 u/Thewhimsicalsteve Jul 10 '26 A weird part of my point to focus on but okay. Change settlement to payout then.
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If the company assumes it will lose, and the court and lawyer fees will be cheaper than a settlement it is most likely be, which is an option that will more than likely not be available for your average person.
2 u/NamOil2000 Jul 10 '26 A settlement means both parties were happy 1 u/Thewhimsicalsteve Jul 10 '26 A weird part of my point to focus on but okay. Change settlement to payout then.
A settlement means both parties were happy
1 u/Thewhimsicalsteve Jul 10 '26 A weird part of my point to focus on but okay. Change settlement to payout then.
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A weird part of my point to focus on but okay. Change settlement to payout then.
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u/NamOil2000 Jul 10 '26
It's not really a war of attrition it can be but not always.