The Canadian Press quotes Montreal lawyer, Michael Shortt, in an article on video game studio taking legal action against Montreal game tester.
Michael Shortt, a Montreal-based intellectual property lawyer with law firm Fasken, believes the lawsuit is likely less about money and more about sending a message to workers.
"If they've suffered serious commercial losses on a worldwide scale, (the defendant) is not going to have the assets to pay that back," said Shortt, who specializes in the video game industry.
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