[Mr. Bird]

An employer who is hiring H1-B's for positions in which there is an ample supply of citizen talent is breaking the law. I've read a lot of posts about people being "personally" "replaced" by an H1-B. If that's true, you have a legitimate lawsuit on your hands, either for personal gain or simple revenge.

But I never read posts about such actions, or read about them in the paper. It must be a conspiracy.

[clamper1797]

Sun Microsystems is being sued for H1B violations right now

[clamper1797]

I've read a lot of posts about people being "personally" "replaced" by an H1-B

and so you think we are all lying about it ????

[Paul Ross]

If that's true, you have a legitimate lawsuit on your hands, either for personal gain or simple revenge. But I never read posts about such actions, or read about them in the paper. It must be a conspiracy.

The fact is, lawyers will not take these actions on a contingency basis. So you have essentially middle class people trying to pay for their lawyers (and this after they are living on unemployment comp. or at a substandard job) to sue MegaLith Outsourcing Corp. and its team of top-notch litigators who will bury the other side in discovery demands and depositions expenses. Hence the reluctance for taking such cases on a contingency.