On: Grubhub sued for listing restaurants without permission

[thrownaway954]

i'll go even further... the other thing about it is that the owner has to have the money is order to bring the lawsuit to court. also, depending on how backed up the courts are, it could be years before the case brought into court by which time the owner could be out of business.

it really is horrible how screwed up our civil court system is.

[ciarannolan → thrownaway954]

Are the courts "backed up", or is the process of discovery and everything else leading up to a trial/judgement just a necessarily long one?

[thrownaway954 → ciarannolan]

the point i was trying to make is that it for any reason, the case can be delayed in getting to court. i've personally seen cases take 10 years to finally get to court only to have the case dismissed.