[nimajneb]

My bet is that becomes a scenerio where the party with the most money for lawyers wins. If it was me, I would have almost no money for lawyers.

[HPMOR]

Having recently dealt with this very situation. Lawyers are honestly not __that__ expensive for these disputes and NDA’s are largely unenforceable.

[nightpool]

How expensive is not that expensive, out of curiosity?

[drewg123]

Was it with Tesla? Curious what happened..

[gruez]

>NDA’s are largely unenforceable

source?

[red-iron-pine]

Yeah not so sure about that. States will have different laws, and NDAs are not Non-Competes -- different story altogether.

Most states can't / won't enforce Non-Competes, but NDAs often have teeth.

Most states also have warranty and lemon laws, often specifically aimed at cars, so you could fight the NDA or ignore it and push for a warranty violation or lemon law case.

[stapedium]

File a lawsuit to get them to lemon law the thing. Court testimony is public record that can’t be NDAd.

[gruez]

That doesn't mean NDAs are unenforceable. It just means you're getting them to fix the problem without signing their NDA, and presumably going through more hassle in the process.

[latchkey]

No money for lawyers, before or after you spent $100k on a car?

[thejazzman]

It's pretty painful to drop thousands on lawyers when you know they have significantly more money and better lawyers

I say this as a person who very much wanted to sue Tesla and backed down on the advice of my lawyer friend -- I was most likely only increasing my net loss and severely stressing myself out

[latchkey]

Thank you for confirming one of the many reasons I'd probably never buy a Tesla.

It (and the blue check), just isn't worth it.