First, let me make clear that although I am a lawyer (please don't
hold it against me!), Habeas is not a law firm; we are an assured
email delivery system -slash- anti-spam company. We are suing
spammers, but we use outside counsel to do it.
> For those of us list owners who are not also lawyers, would your
> company be willing to press charges on our behalf by request? I
> gather that because your firm is gathering experience in successful
> litigation against spammers and related parties, your firm would be
> more efficient at this process than individual list owners.
In fact, in the cases we have now, we are trying to get ISPs to join
our case, so the answer is "yes" - it would almost certainly be the
case that the lawsuit would already be in process, we would come
into the evidence, and ask whether you wanted to join the suit.
> I would be interested in such a service. May I suggest that whether
> or not the service is cost-effective (i.e. if your legal costs exceed
> the potential reward), your firm should make a cost estimate available
> to the affected list owner along with the necessary evidence and
> guidelines for how to proceed, so that the list owner can make the
> decision to press charges or not.
That's a really good point, thank you!
Anne
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