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> Sure, if the conversation goes anywhere else, lawyer up. That's part of the point. Once you're talking about the situation or really anything, people tend t
by caseysoftware 10y ago
> Sure, if the conversation goes anywhere else, lawyer up.
That's part of the point.
Once you're talking about the situation or really anything, people tend to continue talking. They don't realize that they've crossed the line or admitted to something else entirely. They don't realize that they should have kept their mouth shut and now they're in trouble. Or something as simple as mis-remembering something that they have proof of and poof now you're in trouble too.
Your pride will cost you.
Do the smart thing. Get an attorney and talk to them FIRST.