Counter-suing a company

[glitch]

I have never experienced this but I heard it can be messy. As a company, have you ever been in a position where a company was suing you and you opted to counter-sue them instead of fight the lawsuit? I don't know of many cases where this was done.

 

[Grant]

No and I don't ever want to. Being in a lawsuit I imagine sucks pretty bad, and the problem with counter-suing a big company, is how long can you keep the suite up? Because a rich company will just keep the lawsuit going, while you're stuck paying lawyers and dropping money on said court case to keep fighting your case.

A big company will just wait you out, as the smaller guys don't usually have the money to withstand it.

 

[Good-Person]

No and I don't ever want to. Being in a lawsuit I imagine sucks pretty bad, and the problem with counter-suing a big company, is how long can you keep the suite up? Because a rich company will just keep the lawsuit going, while you're stuck paying lawyers and dropping money on said court case to keep fighting your case.

A big company will just wait you out, as the smaller guys don't usually have the money to withstand it.

I think that many people would assume that when you are counter-suing a company, you tend to take revenge from the other company. this may the perception many people may have when they hear about such kind of thing ever happening.

 

[Kane]

This has never happened to me but I have seen this happen to a lot of companies, even the big companies. One of the recent examples of counter suing occurred between Samsung and Apple. These companies sued each other instead of fighting the case.