09-08-2015, 09:56 PM
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So I'm not a lawyer or anything, but can't all of those guys sue him if none of this is true?
Yes.</blockquote>He must have a lot of money he doesn't know what to do with.
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Can ≠ will
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That's kind of what I'm wondering. Why wouldn't they?
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A. How much are you going to pay your lawyers vs. how much can you expect to recover (I don't know enough about this area of law to know how viable it is to go after the publishing company).
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On point A: The article says the book is self published, so they would just be suing him right?
On point B: If it didn't happen how much mud could be slung really?
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