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{{t|Litigation}}: A fancy name for the [[complaints department]]. | {{g}}{{t|Litigation}}: A fancy name for the [[complaints department]]. | ||
At least, you’d better hope that’s all it is, because the alternative | At least, you’d better hope that’s all it is, because the alternative — the counterparty with whom you pledge your business is so active in its pursuit of legal action against its clients that it employs people on a full-time basis to do that for it — suggests either it is a poor judge of clients, or it does bad business: either it sells pups or misleads about its intentions when getting into bed. | ||
Neither approach befits a [[good egg]]. | Neither approach befits a [[good egg]]. | ||
{{ | ====Litigation as financialisation==== | ||
Litigation is a good example of the difference between the [[The map and the territory|map and the territory]], and the [[financialisation]] of commerce. | |||
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*[[Snowflake]] | *[[Snowflake]] | ||
*[[litigation lawyer]] | *[[litigation lawyer]] | ||
*''[[Nolli mentula esse]]'' | *''[[Nolli mentula esse]]'' | ||
*''[[Bonum ovum esse]]'' | *''[[Bonum ovum esse]]'' | ||
Latest revision as of 14:18, 1 June 2024
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Litigation: A fancy name for the complaints department.
At least, you’d better hope that’s all it is, because the alternative — the counterparty with whom you pledge your business is so active in its pursuit of legal action against its clients that it employs people on a full-time basis to do that for it — suggests either it is a poor judge of clients, or it does bad business: either it sells pups or misleads about its intentions when getting into bed.
Neither approach befits a good egg.
Litigation as financialisation
Litigation is a good example of the difference between the map and the territory, and the financialisation of commerce.