WhoSayWho?
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Preston Caught a Predator
The federal courts are very specific with respect to the type and amount of discovery that a party can request. The court sets a very specific case management order with timelines leading to a trial date that again, the court sets. You are not going to get very far with that argument when the plaintiff follows the court's order to the letter -- which they will.Question for anyone whos a laywer:
so say you DO partake in copyright infringement. Is it legal for the plaintiff to purposefully drag out the court trial long enough that you go bankrupt, so that you are pretty much forced into paying the settlement?
Isn't that extortion?
The average guy living with mom simply can't afford to pay attorneys to go through the most basic litigation in federal court, but that doesn't make bringing the claim illegal.
