I want to sue something that is totally huge...?
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First write down all the facts (not feelings) as they pertain to the situation.\n\nThen meet with a local attorney.\n\nDon't make verbal or written threats.\n\nGood luck.
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Sounds like you need a lawyer.
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Put a copyright on it, copyrighting lawyers are very common so you can hire one if you need it.
64116
Sue anyone with deep pockets!
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Woo-hoo! Go for it! I'd love to see you win it, then the rest of us could sue. It would send a strong message to the masses for sure.
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Oops!!!\nCan you say "Law suit"!!!!
340561
Call a patent attorney. Seriously.
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why not - you can sue anybody for anything
596107
GET A GOOD LAWYER!!!! WORTH EVERY PENNY!!! FILE FIRST, BEAT HER TO IT!!!
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I would highly suggest a lawyer in this case.
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call a lawyer and explain the situation with proof..I'm sure you can sue them !
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Call a lawyer, you might be able to take legal action.
937857
go to court n get a laywer.....best idea
1049762
sounds like a lawsuit in the making.
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http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/3158.html\n\nPlease check this link...the AMA is the problem.\n\nContact a lawyer right away.
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Go to a lawyer (look in the phone book, many offer free consultations) and tell them your story.  If they think you have a winnable case, then they can represent you in a lawsuit.
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Technically, it is possible to sue almost anyone, but that's not your question, really.  Your question is whether it is worth the filing fee; can you win?  And for that, you need to tell the details to a liability attorney and see if they are willing to take the case on contingency fee.  If you have a complaint but can't find a lawyer willing to gamble his time and expertise to winning it, then it's probably because none of the ones you spoke to think it has much chance of winning.\n\nOne thing is in order to win a liability case, you have to be able to prove damages.  What, exactly, did you lose?  You will need documentation, of course.\n\nSo go ahead and try.  Visit with several plaintiffs' attorneys and see if they will take you up on it.