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Additionally, if you're willing to go to the dark side... If he's independently wealthy he probably has a lot more to lose than you do. You can use this as lev
by jd 13y ago
Additionally, if you're willing to go to the dark side...
If he's independently wealthy he probably has a lot more to lose than you do. You can use this as leverage. If you can get him in a position where he may lose a lot then you can probably get him to back off and drop the lawsuit.
So be willing and prepared to fight dirty (but still get a lawyer). He's bullying you, and against bullies it's often a good strategy to escalate beyond the comfort zone of the bully. He can afford to sue you because he doesn't feel vulnerable; losing the lawsuit isn't the end of the world to him. This is what you must change. Find a way towards mutually assured destruction.
If he's just a bully he's very likely to back off if you put up a fight.
- SoftwareMaven 13y agoI wouldn't consider counter-suing in this case to be the dark side. In fact, it may be the best way to get legal representation with little out-of-pocket spend, since the lawyer could work off a percentage of the potential damages.