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I wrote a post about just this. http://stakeventures.com/articles/2008/11/12/is-the-time-right-for-agile-lawyers http://stakeventures.com/articles/2008/11/12/i
by pelle 18y ago
I wrote a post about just this.
http://stakeventures.com/articles/2008/11/12/is-the-time-right-for-agile-lawyers http://stakeventures.com/articles/2008/11/12/is-the-time-rig...
US lawyers are too focused on the traditional hourly model. We all need lawyers who can think and work in an agile way similar to what we do.
- antiismist 18y agoI am having trouble picturing an agile legal methodology. Release early and release often is pretty much the exact opposite of what I would want in legal services...
- umjames 18y agoHow about sue early and sue often? Seriously, a law firm that deals primarily with tech startups and indie developers would be excellent. I'm thinking LLC articles of organization, EULAs, and website terms of use policies would make a good starting point.
- speek 18y agohttp://www.wolfgreenfield.com/ http://www.wolfgreenfield.com/ ?
- skmurphy 18y agoThis was a good post: a lot of Susskind's analysis and predictions are applicable to other knowledge workers who charge by the hour as well. Legal advice is much more about balancing different business risks than right and wrong: you need to integrate legal considerations into the overall set of risks your startup faces.