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Has anyone ever heard of hiring a lawyer and filing a lawsuit over an authenticator for making a BIG mistake on a baseball autograph? If I can 100% prove that the authenticator made an error in his determination, can I hold the firm liable and ask for a baseball that would be equal in value HAD the ball been 100% genuine? Is this even possible?
Believe it or not, I can 100% prove the authenticator made a costly mistake so do I have a case?
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No its an opinion you are paying for when you get an item authenticated. Had they said they witnessed it sure.
Firstly what loss did you suffer? Did you sell the baseball autograph unauthenticated after it failed authentication and if so what price did it achieve? Second, did the authenticator offer an opinion or guarantee it was not real?
Usually the terms and conditions are fairly watertight and at best you may be able to recover the authentication fee you paid.
If you went to court and won a case then anyone can then sue and authenticators would only authenticate a smaller amount or just refuse to authenticate most items
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