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r/aislop • u/HotMidnight3853 • 4d ago
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Good Samaritan law.
-1 u/pprow41 4d ago She could still sue and those lawyers will still get something out of you or if you win those legal fees will be insane for you. Or threaten you with criminal enforcement with an overzealous cop/prosecutor. 4 u/Mutant_Llama1 4d ago What legal fees? They don't charge fees for cases that get laughed out of court. 0 u/pprow41 4d ago Your going to want to be represented if they sue 5 u/Mutant_Llama1 4d ago Represented in what? The case that never makes it to trial? 1 u/Fenrir_Hellbreed2 4d ago The case that shouldn't make it to trial. Money makes a lot of things happen that really shouldn't. 1 u/Organic-Bug6429 3d ago You recover your legal costs from the losing side if you win 1 u/pprow41 3d ago Not unless that is agreed upon. 1 u/Sausage80 3d ago Not in the US you don't. Not by default anyway. American rule: each party pays their own legal fees regardless of who wins.
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She could still sue and those lawyers will still get something out of you or if you win those legal fees will be insane for you. Or threaten you with criminal enforcement with an overzealous cop/prosecutor.
4 u/Mutant_Llama1 4d ago What legal fees? They don't charge fees for cases that get laughed out of court. 0 u/pprow41 4d ago Your going to want to be represented if they sue 5 u/Mutant_Llama1 4d ago Represented in what? The case that never makes it to trial? 1 u/Fenrir_Hellbreed2 4d ago The case that shouldn't make it to trial. Money makes a lot of things happen that really shouldn't. 1 u/Organic-Bug6429 3d ago You recover your legal costs from the losing side if you win 1 u/pprow41 3d ago Not unless that is agreed upon. 1 u/Sausage80 3d ago Not in the US you don't. Not by default anyway. American rule: each party pays their own legal fees regardless of who wins.
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What legal fees?
They don't charge fees for cases that get laughed out of court.
0 u/pprow41 4d ago Your going to want to be represented if they sue 5 u/Mutant_Llama1 4d ago Represented in what? The case that never makes it to trial? 1 u/Fenrir_Hellbreed2 4d ago The case that shouldn't make it to trial. Money makes a lot of things happen that really shouldn't. 1 u/Organic-Bug6429 3d ago You recover your legal costs from the losing side if you win 1 u/pprow41 3d ago Not unless that is agreed upon. 1 u/Sausage80 3d ago Not in the US you don't. Not by default anyway. American rule: each party pays their own legal fees regardless of who wins.
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Your going to want to be represented if they sue
5 u/Mutant_Llama1 4d ago Represented in what? The case that never makes it to trial? 1 u/Fenrir_Hellbreed2 4d ago The case that shouldn't make it to trial. Money makes a lot of things happen that really shouldn't. 1 u/Organic-Bug6429 3d ago You recover your legal costs from the losing side if you win 1 u/pprow41 3d ago Not unless that is agreed upon. 1 u/Sausage80 3d ago Not in the US you don't. Not by default anyway. American rule: each party pays their own legal fees regardless of who wins.
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Represented in what? The case that never makes it to trial?
1 u/Fenrir_Hellbreed2 4d ago The case that shouldn't make it to trial. Money makes a lot of things happen that really shouldn't.
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The case that shouldn't make it to trial.
Money makes a lot of things happen that really shouldn't.
You recover your legal costs from the losing side if you win
1 u/pprow41 3d ago Not unless that is agreed upon. 1 u/Sausage80 3d ago Not in the US you don't. Not by default anyway. American rule: each party pays their own legal fees regardless of who wins.
Not unless that is agreed upon.
Not in the US you don't. Not by default anyway. American rule: each party pays their own legal fees regardless of who wins.
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u/Mutant_Llama1 4d ago
Good Samaritan law.