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> Lawyers and courts are notoriously inefficient Inefficiency implies that we can fathom a way to navigate the same space more efficiently. Do we? Or do we, fo
by jstummbillig 5y ago
> Lawyers and courts are notoriously inefficient
Inefficiency implies that we can fathom a way to navigate the same space more efficiently. Do we? Or do we, for this mental gymnastics to work, actually have to change the space, to one where people are kind and the whole complicated system is less so?
Certainly having lawyers in big business must be efficient enough that they beat not having lawyers or else the market would adjust around that, no?
- pas 5y agoIf instead of lawyers running around with reams of paper and reinventing legal wheels every time (and then testing those every time in various court), the parties could use a website where they can customize the standard business contract that might help clear and speed up things. Ideally, in an advanced economy a kind of centralized/trusted entity, like the state could provide this, like it provides the system for filing taxes. Oh wait...