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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
I am a lawyer, but I am not your lawyer -- definitely get yourself a lawyer. You almost certainly have broken the law, as best I can tell from your responses to comments below. You may have violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and othe
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
Happy to help - email me: Andrew [at] Leahey.org
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
Echoing cj. I'd be happy to discuss and see if I can help: Andrew [at] Leahey.org
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
I've been working in meatspace on a cabin my wife and I bought in the mountains. So far it has mostly been being handled by contractors, but I'm considering taking more of it over myself and maybe filming it or recording a podcast
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
Lawyer geek here, happy to weigh in if you need it. Looks interesting and will be following.
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
I am a lawyer, but I am not your lawyer and this isn't legal advice. Just advice to seek advice. In short, the answer to your non-title question is "consult a lawyer." Incorporating (or forming an LLC) is not a silver bullet
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
I think we have to take the question and flip it, as the law (mostly) lays out what you can't do, rather than what you can. If I own X shares in company Y, why can't I enter in to a contract with you whereby you take my X shares a
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
I have kind of a weird amalgam of niches, and I'm already 3 years removed from my last firm job -- just been doing contract work in the interim. I think, probably, if the door to private practice is to be closed it has been closed alre
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
Very interested, how can I contact you?
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
Interesting! That is pretty early on, but almost certainly the right move (though I am biased). Can I ask, where did you hire them from? What considerations did you make when choosing them? Just wondering what selection criteria non-law fol
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by tldrthelaw 6y ago
Woof, I feel you. I have done the small business/bigger business calculation a million times as I obsessively scroll through LinkedIn and Indeed jobs. Your trajectory info is helpful, thank you. Hang in there. Unless you're on the
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