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> Dealing with this issue as well as other legal issues and reading multiple books on legal issues, winning at trial, etc I think has left me with the equivalen
by the_duke 10y ago
> Dealing with this issue as well as other legal issues and reading multiple books on legal issues, winning at trial, etc I think has left me with the equivalent of half a law degree. I have lots of experience now writing contracts, researching and preparing for a lawsuit, and arguing persuasively in front of a judge.
After one court case? That's ... optimistic, to phrase it politely.
- joelx 10y agoGreat point. The "other legal issues" I mentioned were other lawsuits I have been through: -A patent troll sue me a few weeks ago (got it dismissed voluntarily) -Another client with a stronger case sue for breach of contract a year ago (I won that and got attorneys fees). This was extremely stressful as it was for big money. I read several law books to prep for this one. -Six year ago my first salesperson sued for commissions after I fired her (she won because I didn't have a contract) I also don't want it to look like I get in a lot of lawsuits. I have had over a thousand clients and only two ended in lawsuits. I have also had over 250 employees and thousands of contractors and have only been sued once there.