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>no company with in-house counsel I've actually found that companies with actual on staff lawyers are much more likely to change legal documents then those who
by gte910h 16y ago
>no company with in-house counsel
I've actually found that companies with actual on staff lawyers are much more likely to change legal documents then those who just have some outside firm who they pay by the hour.
- wglb 16y agoDoes the end result still contain an NDA?
- gte910h 16y agoOf a much different sort usually. With marking requirements, often without non-competes when you show that's untenable. AKA a reasonable agreement rather than insane amorphous clauses which are vague and overreaching.
- tptacek 16y agoI believe you, but my experience has been the opposite, both at Matasano and at Arbor Networks before that; in-house counsel has a bad habit of being stubborn as a way of demonstrating value.