Should SiriusXM Sue Art??

[rangerdavid]

you know they have a contract.  Art's web site says:  We have already identified many ways to bring a LIVE stream to you, it's now just a contractual issue. Stay tuned...

So by abruptly "quitting" like this, surely SXM has  legal cause of action.  Should they sue?  Should they enforce the non-compete (assuming they have one)?

I'm a contracts lawyer.  Law suits like these can take years, and cost hundreds of thousands of $$, win or lose.  What will Sirius do?  What will Art do??  What's this world coming to??


RD

[Booner]

Damn, this place is so busy right now..


My guess is he refused to sign a non-compete, because he made that comment one night on Dark Matter about not being able to go on for 3 years bc of the C2C compete clause.

Sirius would be stupid not to sue him if they could, but Art is smart enough to not put himself in a position to lose much.  At least I don't think he would.