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I guess it's a reminder, so you can't claim you forgot about it. Some wrinkle of "the law" probably works that way?
by BurningFrog 4y ago
I guess it's a reminder, so you can't claim you forgot about it.
Some wrinkle of "the law" probably works that way?
- Ensorceled 4y ago> I guess it's a reminder I would happily sign a 1 page document that said, "I acknowledge that I have been reminded of my obligations under the document signed April 1, 2004 and been provided with paper copies of said agreement."
- b112 4y agoI probably wouldn't be happy, because what? Are we children? Part of the issue is that lawyers get too free of a hand sometimes. We signed, agreed, that part is over. Frankly I have never attended an "exit interview", and never will. That said, if someone want a reminder sign, as you say, I'd expect the corp to sign one too, and give me a copy, as well. When signing contract between two entities, neither side is special.