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I'm coming from a legal angle. If you're giving advice without a license, and something happens, just because you gave advice opens you up to liability. I've be

I'm coming from a legal angle. If you're giving advice without a license, and something happens, just because you gave advice opens you up to liability. I've been practicing a while and have been around the block a few times.

dsfyu404ed 8y ago
Generally speaking if you're a professional you're open to more liability if you do something on the side (for free or money) and it blows up because it's easier for the plaintiff's lawyer(s) to convince the court you should have known better.
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