matthewmcg

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   by matthewmcg 13y ago

   For incentive stock options, at least, you can't make an 83(b) election.
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   by matthewmcg 13y ago

   Nice--as the above poster notes, linking statutes and their interpreting rules and regs. in a sensible way could be a nice differentiator. E.g. if a regulation or another code section gives a special definition for a term used in the statut
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   by matthewmcg 13y ago

   Nice implementation!
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   by matthewmcg 13y ago

   Also, justification might look more "legal" in that it's a closer match for typeset cases but I would be curious whether your users might prefer ragged right.
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   by matthewmcg 13y ago

   J/J: I'm a deal lawyer, so I rarely look at caselaw. But regs. and statutes are my bread and butter. Any thoughts about how you would approach annotating these kinds of materials? There's of course an interesting version cont
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   by matthewmcg 13y ago

   I see one every few days here in Atlanta. Of course I see about twenty times as many Nissan Leafs.
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   by matthewmcg 13y ago

   Agreed. It's worth noting that the the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court is different than the usual "Article III" courts in that it is created by federal statute. Though its judges are drawn from the judicial branch, i
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   by matthewmcg 14y ago

   Another hook might be a violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) which has been interpreted to prohibit automatically sending text messages without the recipient's consent. The statutory damages are $500 per incident.
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   by matthewmcg 14y ago

   That's precisely the intent and effect of the JOBS Act: to open opportunities like these to unaccredited investors.
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    by matthewmcg 14y ago

    https://twitter.com/reederapp/status/311995748482945025 Silvio posted "Don't worry, Reeder won't die with Google Reader." Presumably, he's going to add support for some other feed management and syncing platform.
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    by matthewmcg 14y ago

    Couldn't agree more. As a working transactional attorney and hobbyist coder, I will say that the obstacle to better workflows is not (in most cases) deliberate inefficiency. Rather, the compensation and billing scheme at nearly all firms st
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    by matthewmcg 14y ago

    "There is no ethical argument for taking money from billionaires in higher share than anyone else that doesn't come down to envy. " What about diminishing marginal utility? The ethical argument would be that tax burden should be greater on