stmaarten

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   by stmaarten 9y ago

   No, that's not right. The bar exam tests what you learned during BARBRI. Law school is for learning how to do good legal research, analysis, and writing, with some exposure to a selection of substantive areas of law thrown in for good
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   by stmaarten 9y ago

   Ah, yep. I agree with all of that, except I'm not sure if there's a linear relationship between case lifespan and fees. The delay in California really comes from overburdened courts and distant trial dates. Anecdatally, I haven&#x
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   by stmaarten 9y ago

   Delaware is a good forum to litigate internal corporate affairs because forming and regulating corporate entities is a major industry and revenue driver for that state. The Chancery Court is specialized in an arcane and technical area of th
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   by stmaarten 9y ago

   I wonder if you would agree with your statement on loyalty if the roles are reversed: "If the company DECIDES to hire you and use thousands of hours of your life each year so that the company can enjoy a profit, the company owes you it
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   by stmaarten 9y ago

   This case is a microcosm of a fundamental tension. Namely: how should we divide the pie between capital and labor, if baking the biggest pie requires devaluing labor? There are explicitly positive and normative components to that question.