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13-03-2013, 11:33 AM
(13-03-2013, 10:46 AM)Ligustah Wrote: A little off topic:
Interestingly enough saying "I am going to sue you" is a threat that you can in fact be sued for.
Where is that? Prolly in the USA where you can sue anyone for anything. Could you show me any example case ending with a verdict against just telling to sue someone?
I could agree with "Give me money or I'm gonna sue you" or something like that but that alone? In this case, boss saying to his worker "Please do your job better or I'm gonna find a replacement" can be sued too? Sounds like a threat too. Or a guy going to a late and very loud neighbourhood party telling to be silent or he's going to call the police. That's strongly against common sense.
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