> It's simply not practical to "look up the laws they need to comply with." If that's the case where you're incorporated and operating, specialists in what the

> It's simply not practical to "look up the laws they need to comply with." If that's the case where you're incorporated and operating, specialists in what the law says and how it applies exists. Use some of that VC money to use them. That said, your examples are pretty terrible. ADA rules for buildings are incredibly clear, and a halfway decent contractor will know them. Ditto fire rules. Seriously, a business owner with a shed that hurts or kills somebody for not being compliant with fire codes deserves their day in court. Oh, and the usual "Ignorance of the law is no excuse to break the law" applies here too.