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My business partner and I disagree a bit on this part. If you asked him, he'd say it was definitely a case of her looking to get out of it what she could. Both
by justincooke 12y ago
My business partner and I disagree a bit on this part. If you asked him, he'd say it was definitely a case of her looking to get out of it what she could. Both of us agreed, though, that it seemed like the lawyer was really pushing/driving the issue towards the end. She looked/sounded like she was done with it and just along for the ride at that point.
I didn't think she set out to screw us. After we'd given her paid leave and she was so stressed out with some of the employees (internal bickering) she likely went to speak to an attorney pro bono due to some prompting from friends/family. When she heard what might be possible she got greedy, IMO. She also hated my business partner - there was some bad blood there, especially towards the end of her working with us.