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To: Alighieri who wrote (949189)	7/23/2016 4:51:49 PM
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>>>Should you not win a civil suit if you are on the right (ethical) side of the issue? His golf course was virtually in foreclosure because of non payment of this contractor and the judge has upheld the plaintiff. In business, disagreements occur. All the time. A civil suit is not about "guilt". Losing it does not imply any unethical behavior at all. While it is POSSIBLE for unethical behavior to be present, it need not. I think you are confusing unrelated concepts.