I think that once her case has been won, it would pave the way for anyone else who has proof of being fair gamed to file suit as well. To try to say it’s part of the “religion” and therefore can’t be infringed on would mean they are admitting the practice, just thinking out loud. I can’t wait to see what unfolds.

Spitting in the wind here, but when I worked for the postal service, the postmaster broke the rules all the time. The union would fine her pennies, she’d carry on and do it again. Obviously, we are not talking pennies here. But they seem to have no concern how much money they throw out the door.

I didn’t think about/know the negative outcomes of class action either. Thanks for pointing it out. Unfortunately, It makes sense. Nevertheless, kudos to Leah for continuing to document additional abuses in her suit.

Look at the last page of the lawsuit — if she wins scientology will be under judicial order preventing them from continuing their abuses. Class action lawsuits sound good but are rarely useful other than making money for lawyers…