This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice, where I tell you, whatever your name is, you have absolutely no case.

That's fun for me.

I mean, I think one of the hours I actually told someone that he did have a case, but he's going to get no money whatsoever, which is even more frustrating.

Yep, you got a great case, but you're not going to see a dime.

How is that for frustrating? That's almost as good, almost as good. 8005201534 is the number.

Okay, now, how often, if you've been listening to the show for any amount of time at all, I've been doing it for a long time, I often talk about class action lawsuits.

And class action lawsuits range from really serious lawsuits where big money is awarded.

For example, medical devices that end up killing people or end up causing huge damage.

And then there's a, and hundreds of thousands of them have been produced, distributed,

and put into people. And a lot of damage is done. Well, those class action lawsuits,

out of those comes really big money. And the way class action lawsuits work is attorneys

get involved. These are lawyers who specialize in class action lawsuits. And then they filed against

manufacturers, distributors, usually manufacturers. And they file against them for defective

advertising misrepresentation, defective design, defective manufacturing,

and it harms people.

And so the way class action lawsuits go, unless there is serious damage, is the lawyers are

the ones that make all the money.

The plaintiffs don't make any money.

I mean, you know, people ask me,

I want to file a class action lawsuit. You got to get 40 cents. And the lawyer, if there's

two billion or three million people out there, is going to make millions of dollars. That's

the way it works. And if you want to make lawyers money, you know, God bless you. And the lawsuits,

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