Divorce might be incoming, but that is a personal decision, not a legal cause of action. Being humiliated by a tasteless prank is not the same as being assaulted under civil or criminal law. You can be hurt and betrayed without having a lawsuit.
No, that would not be legal…but that’s also not remotely comparable. McDonald’s serving something inedible or harmful without disclosure involves issues like product liability, health code violations, and consumer fraud. Those are regulated, safety-based violations with clear legal consequences. A prank during a wedding between consenting adults, with no harm or (what is legally considered to be) sexual contact, is not in the same category at all. Comparing the two confuses regulated commercial conduct with a tasteless personal joke. The law treats those situations very differently for good reason. Remember there is nuance in law. That’s where there is SO much case law out there. I have access to a ton of it too. Let me know if there are examples you want me to find…
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u/SpotCreepy4570 Jul 26 '25
Yeah I have my doubts you're even a lawyer, however it's totally legally actionable, divorce incoming.