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Originally Posted by NichePay_Nader
Not really, Even if Juicy had a verbal agreement it can stand in a court
of law with witnesses, emails, and ect...
That's if they even take it that far. It will cost them to much to even go through this. There better off eating it. 3 weeks, 1 design site, time and labor will add upto 15mins of a attorney fee 
Good luck to you both. It's really a fucked up situation. Hope you guys really keep it professional  |
No lawsuit.
#1. No lawyer will take it unless they can easily prove you lost income significant for them to take half of recovery of. An unlaunched website has no past income to use as a bar. Costs already incurred with creation of the site again would again fall to the barometer of "enough worth collecting" to the lawyer... UNLESS you want to throw away major bucks much larger than any possible settlement (guaranteeing the lawyer his fee, with the hopes the judge won't throw it out as a frivilous case) just to "win".
#2 Any e-mails or other items outside of a written contract while although possibly bolstering a case
if allowed would fall immediately to #1
