This is doable. We can pay off our legal debts with a little help from everyone. We only need about $25,000 more.
(Personally, though, I look at that number and feel a stroke coming on. I don’t have anywhere near that much money. But a shared load is a light load, right?)
Does this mean Carrier has given up suing people?
I think it’s a consequence of Carrier giving up/being slapped down over suing FtB and people associated with it.
Can’t you legally get the money from Carrier?
Ohio does not have SLAPP protections, which is where the legal proceedings took place.
Also, Carrier claims to be just shy of destitute.
Odd how a destitute person can pay their own lawyer up front.
OTOH, that could explain why he’s destitute.
You can still sue and get a judgment. He may not pay it but it will still be on his record,
@8 Yeah, but if you don’t get any money out of it, you’re just racking up more debt.
#6
He had a backer of some wealth, and I really hope said person is feeling swindled by the failure. May Carrier rot in ignominy.
#10
So another example that disproves the Capitalist Myth: Individuals know best how to spend money or manage resources