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Originally Posted by Pseudonymous
Oh definitely, well I can only assume that if anything was agreed upon and a group did infact file a lawsuit that it would most likely end in a settlement considering almost all of them do. And yes, how much an individual put towards the case would determine what they were returned. I don't think that would necessarily be the the hardest obstacle to overcome when it comes to the agreement among the parties
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But, you have to go into this assuming you might win nothing. With that in mind the start up funds and on-going expense percentages will be hard to agree on. Also figure in people leaving due to various causes.
Al Davis owner of the Oakland Raiders beat the NFL in an anti-trust lawsuit. He was even awarded triple damages. Only problem was the judge fixed the damage award at one dollar. Al got three bucks.
Not arguing the need of action being taken just pointing out the negatives.
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