> White Castle argued that a per-instance reading of the law would lead to “annihilative” damages
But that's the sort that's needed in order for them to matter to these companies. Any punitive fines that don't pose a real threat to the company are mostly meaningless. They're just the "cost of doing business".
> White Castle argued that a per-instance reading of the law would lead to “annihilative” damages
But that's the sort that's needed in order for them to matter to these companies. Any punitive fines that don't pose a real threat to the company are mostly meaningless. They're just the "cost of doing business".