| ▲ | b112 2 hours ago | |
They could be sued in small claims court. Here that means no lawyers, no discovery, $100 to file in plain language, and a company employee (not a company lawyer, or a contractor, or a temp employee) must attend or they default. $15k damages. Reasons it could happen? Imagine grandpa has a tech come out 4 times, because his network is super slow. EG, this thing pounding his wifi for its scans. | ||
| ▲ | zdragnar 30 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Small claims court in the US typically requires actual damages, and doesn't add punitive damages. Grandpa gets reimbursed for the four techs who came out, that's it. | ||