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We expect a student to save up a grand in order to pay for a contract review, when this is for a class and the student has earned no money from it and is likely

We expect a student to save up a grand in order to pay for a contract review, when this is for a class and the student has earned no money from it and is likely poor? The organization offering legal assistance to students that you linked to explicitly says they can't assist in this case (no Business and Commercial Law). Like I expected it seems like this advice is not practical for the vast majority of students.

duncan_bayne 13y ago
> Like I expected it seems like this advice is not practical for the vast majority of students. A grand is, what, three weeks work at minimum wage in the USA? So yeah, saving in advance would totally be possible in many cases. Also, bear in mind I said "in a professional capacity". It may well be that students can't afford legal review. The lesson (get professional review when you're a professional) still stands though, with the proof provided by what happens when you don't, as a student.