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Biotech / Medical : Pluvia vs. Westergaard
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To: Pluvia who wrote (1147)9/18/1997 12:37:00 AM
From: Theodore W. Konopelski   of 1267
 
It appears that PLSIA is stating that if you don't go away, they plan to file lawsuits that would cost you significant resources to properly defend against. Such a lawsuit may involve many first-of-their-kind issues which may require an attorney with unique talent, and would most likely be expensive.

You may have already consider contacting the Cyberspace Law Institute (CLI) at

www.ll.georgetown.edu/lc/cli.html

The CLI may be able to recommend an appropriate attorney. Perhaps there may be an attorney who would work at a reduced fee for a chance to handle these first-of-their-kind issues.

Another option would be to pursue the possibility of allowing the CLI to resolve any dispute PLSIA may have with you. The CLI web site discusses a plan for a pilot program for resolving disputes about online postings through new, rapid-response, online arbitration.
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