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That is an extremely common disclaimer for a non-lawyer to give, to the point that it has its own initialism IANAL, which is slightly unfortunate but very widel
by quietbritishjim 6y ago
That is an extremely common disclaimer for a non-lawyer to give, to the point that it has its own initialism IANAL, which is slightly unfortunate but very widely understood.
I think the implication is pretty clear: if need this information for a real practical purpose make sure you consult someone who actually is a lawyer.
- mordae 6y agoNope. In some countries, you'd be held liable if someone misunderstood you and acted as if they were given a real legal advice. Sometimes this also applies to other professions.
- mannykannot 6y agoI think you have a one-off error with regard to which post you are replying to.