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In article <1991May24.041906.3787@eecs.nwu.edu> ptownson@eecs.nwu.edu (Patrick A. Townson) writes:
>But I am not (assuming I was the one suing him) asking for money,
>other than of course my attorney fees and expenses, which are NOT
>counted in the 'twenty dollar rule' ... 
>
>I am merely asking the judge to order him to refrain from continuing
>to engage in the behavior which brought him there in the first place.
>
>I do think that since there is no 'amount of money in dispute' we must
>both mutually agree upon a jury trial. 

You don't need a trial.  You petition the court for a restraining order.  The
defendent (in this case, there is none since no one is being sued yet) is not
present since it's almost like a warrant.  You just get it signed.  

What company would drag someone to court just for legal expenses?  They want
damages or it's not worth the time and effort.

If they just want to stop him, they don't even have to sue.

Louis

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