Details For Blizzards legal department

[Norilya-silvermoon]

Why do you need their legal department? If you want to sue them, file a lawsuit. The court will notify them, it it goes to trial that is.

[Brigante-argent-dawn (Brigante)]

@Verapike-burning-legion

He won’t be defending himself, the case won’t be against him personally. Blizzard as a company will have a legal team, as will Activision.

And being a lawyer is one thing, but there are many different types. If he’s a divorce lawyer, for example, it’s not going to help in a litigation case about an underperforming spec in a computer game.

I know, I know a few Lawyers as it happens (One of whom worked for a guy with the best name ever! Which should totally be an RP name “Lord Patrick Snowball”) and I know they specialise, I more meant, I doubt Ion would be quaking in his boots…

[Verapike-burning-legion]

Okay, sorry if I got over-explainy.

[Alexima-kazzak (Alexima)]

Yea. I’m sure blizzard’s shaking in their boots right now.

What can they possibly do as a multi million dollar company with hired lawyers, against a random poster who can’t find a publicly available information.

You sure showed them…

[Shammoz-terokkar (Shammoz)]

@Dhobban-ragnaros

Imagine thinking your life is an episode of Suits

Or the movie Legally Blond

[Belcalis-silvermoon]

Lag in epic bgs

I suggest you learn how to use the search function. Now go away and get some kind of education.

is this you?

[Noblenoob-silvermoon]

Told you all no need to respond. Got my answer. Was hoping for a blue response to speed up the legal action a bit.

[Dhobban-ragnaros]

You’re just looking for attention again. You’re not gonna do anything and we all know it. Now log back in to WoW and go do your dailys

[Vercallus-kul-tiras]

I’m sure we had some other poster late last year threatning to take Blizzard to court, had many many threads on the subject, until the fool admitted he was trolling…This seems very similar, so in that case, good luck, you will more than need it.

[Räbies-argent-dawn]

lol Whats this drama all about?

[Vercallus-kul-tiras]

He/she/it won’t say, its more or less the same approach that a poster took a few months back, haven’t seem that poster since, assumed they got banned, as at one point I think there were 5 threads from them.

All going on about how Blizzard is going to get sued, and that his ‘Legal Team’ whom I seem to recall was active at 7pm on a weeknight, had told him he had the best chance…

[anon97406483]

@Verapike-burning-legion

You’re not going to be in the box testifying while Ion watches nervously, whispering to his lawyer, fearing his cross examination.

I’d pay to watch that though.

[Punyelf-draenor (Punyelf)]

Contacting the Legal Department

Which directs you to

Blizzard Legal

Which is an awful lot of reading.

[Dottie-thunderhorn (Dottie)]

I can’t wait to see how much money the OP wastes on this. Btw if they find for Blizzard doesn’t he have to pay their legal fees too?

[Vercallus-kul-tiras]

@Athena-stormscale

And FYI, just to teach you a little, ToS is completely worthless and means nothing. ToS is not law, nor does it hold up in court. ToS is essentially nothing more than a bit of text to scare dumb people into obedience. It is easily possible to sue a company after breaching their ToS and have court tell the company to shove their ToS which has happened many times in the past.

Good luck with that if you wish to test it out lol.

[Teslàh-silvermoon]

And here we have the trial

Pink Floyd - The Trial

[Punyelf-draenor (Punyelf)]

Wow someone got out of the wrong side of the bed today.

You agree to the terms of service. If you break the rules they can terminate your account. All legal

[Dottie-thunderhorn (Dottie)]

All Blizzard need to say is it’s in our terms and conditions he agreed to and they will close the case.

[anon3123625]

@Athena-stormscale

And FYI, just to teach you a little, ToS is completely worthless and means nothing. ToS is not law, nor does it hold up in court. ToS is essentially nothing more than a bit of text to scare dumb people into obedience. It is easily possible to sue a company after breaching their ToS and have court tell the company to shove their ToS which has happened many times in the past.

Er, the terms of service is the agreement between Blizzard and its users. Of course it has meaning. It may be that a court has previously decided that in a specific case, a specific provision is not valid or cannot be upheld in those circumstances, but that does not mean the same will apply to others, and certainly not that the entire terms of service are irrelevant.

[Noblenoob-silvermoon]

I will tell you what the drama is about.

First the discrimination of blizzard only letting UK residents buy game time 2 months at a time and not one month at a time like the rest of the world.

Secondly, there servers are not fit for service.

Thirdly there customer service is absolutely terrible and the only way to get there attention is to take them to court.