Yep. And Texas already has punitive damage limit laws, something that the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott (of whom I have many opinions), pushed for in a "well-I-got-mine" case of textbook...
Yep. And Texas already has punitive damage limit laws, something that the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott (of whom I have many opinions), pushed for in a "well-I-got-mine" case of textbook hypocrisy after he'd been awarded regular six figure lump sums on top of monthly five figure payments.
Usually a GDPR thing. Your local ABC affiliate, since it's mostly serving a local audience, doesn't want to put the work and money in to satisfy the EU's GDPR. So instead it just geoblocks.
Usually a GDPR thing. Your local ABC affiliate, since it's mostly serving a local audience, doesn't want to put the work and money in to satisfy the EU's GDPR. So instead it just geoblocks.
Jury awards are typically sky high but get appealed and overthrown during a bench trial (by judges.)
Yep. And Texas already has punitive damage limit laws, something that the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott (of whom I have many opinions), pushed for in a "well-I-got-mine" case of textbook hypocrisy after he'd been awarded regular six figure lump sums on top of monthly five figure payments.
Damn. Where’s my easy money?
Back in the 80's it seems.
https://www.newyorker.com/cartoon/a16995
Oof, looking at you Exxon.
Update: Judge reduced total down to the legal max of $1.1B, Charter (as you'd expect) is appealing.
The link appear to be broken. I get "access denied".
Weird... double checked and no issue here opening in a normal or private window.
I just checked with a free proxy site and it appears to be geoblocked in Europe, but loads with a US proxy.
How dare you try to read a local news source outside of the country!
Usually a GDPR thing. Your local ABC affiliate, since it's mostly serving a local audience, doesn't want to put the work and money in to satisfy the EU's GDPR. So instead it just geoblocks.