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Depending on the circumstances, in particular the hourly and how much they are using them, an OC can be a reasonable decision, particularly for a small org.
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Hello, lawgoons, I have a question that is probably Florida-specific. In the next couple years, I expect a small company to wind down. It has some IP and a significant amount of existing regulatory engagement with the state of Florida. It will also possibly have possibly one (1) employee once that happens. Surely the chassis can't be worth zero, right? If y'all have any recommendations for Florida corp/business lawyers to talk to, I'd love to hear it. I don't even know what questions to ask about lawyers to advise us, never mind what questions to ask the lawyer.
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# ? May 25, 2023 06:37 |
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Listen, DeSantis, Disney isn't a "small company" and Mickey is not the only employee. It's gonna be harder than that to make them go away.
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Google Jeb Bush posted:Hello, lawgoons, I have a question that is probably Florida-specific. Is the idea to sell it? You more want a banker than a lawyer when it comes to finding a buyer, though it may be too small to be worth hiring one. Lawyers aren't really good at selling anything besides legal services and even there we are hit or miss.
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https://twitter.com/theothermoore/status/1662294819085885441
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# ? May 27, 2023 06:05 |
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The guy looks like he's been licensed for almost 40 years. He probably thinks ChatGPT is a new law database.
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https://twitter.com/apark2453/status/1662307305554333696
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Specific question anyone here have exp working in municipal govt in nyc? Just had an interview for a privacy position at the department of health in nyc and everyone there seems nice but I'd love to hear more reports of what it's like to work there actually.
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# ? May 27, 2023 12:25 |
wins32767 posted:The guy looks like he's been licensed for almost 40 years. He probably thinks ChatGPT is a new law database. No, new associate is about to get fired that's all
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:No, new associate is about to get fired that's all Hopefully he will get a good reference for future employment
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My favourite part is the, "the court will begin by elaborating on bogus". The claims were deemed "far-out" and "totally messed up" by the judge. The lawyer claims the approach used was "totally tubular, brah".
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:No, new associate is about to get fired that's all I mean, the attorney who signed off on this with zero review should at least get a dressing down from the bench.
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# ? May 27, 2023 15:15 |
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associates basically human ChatGPTs anyway
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# ? May 27, 2023 15:56 |
The only thing to make this worse is for the senior partner to walk into the show cause hearing and tell a federal judge it's all the fault of the 28 year old associate. Like blaming your paralegal for a discovery snafu.
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# ? May 27, 2023 16:01 |
sullat posted:Hopefully he will get a good reference for future employment Won't take long to draft it up at least
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Toona the Cat posted:I took the job and if I don’t last six months, I will hand write letters on my letterhead to everyone who took the under, personally telling them they were right. Whitlam posted:I'm taking the under. gently caress You. gently caress You. BigHead posted:Since Meatbag is bottoming, I'm topping. I believe in you Toona! You're cool. Meatbag Esq. posted:I’ll bottom as well. gently caress you, I'm out.
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# ? May 30, 2023 20:30 |
Hi Law Thread. I'm doing my law school internship with Innocence Project Delaware for the summer as a fundraiser. I'm sure you'll all familiar with the great work the Innocence Project nationally does, but the local branch is quite new and underfunded. And that's unfortunate because Delaware locks up more people than any democracy on earth (besides America as a whole), and disproportionately incarcerates Black people who are 61% of the incarcerated population and 20% of the general population. Therefore, the backlog of work to be done in Delaware is immense, and cases going back to 1979 are being examined. They have me raising $15,000 by the end of the summer, so I am coming to ask if any of you know of any attorneys who are passionate about criminal justice, and would be will to help out. You can learn more from this article, donate here, or read this thread about the fundraising efforts on this website. Thanks for any help you an give.
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sorry blarzgh said everyone in jail deserves to be there
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EwokEntourage posted:sorry blarzgh said everyone in jail deserves to be there Oh okay, oh well. Going to disband the Innocence Project now. Bye.
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thanks
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Nichael posted:Hi Law Thread. Your summer internship in law school is to raise money for a legal non-profit?
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# ? May 30, 2023 23:10 |
Sab0921 posted:Your summer internship in law school is to raise money for a legal non-profit? I'm an organizer first and foremost, that's my skillset. I don't intend to practice law traditionally as I mostly just want the degree to continue to help leftist causes through means I've used in the past. This is the perfect intersection of law and organizing for me. So the short answer is yes.
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Nichael posted:I'm an organizer first and foremost, that's my skillset. I don't intend to practice law traditionally as I mostly just want the degree to continue to help leftist causes through means I've used in the past. This is the perfect intersection of law and organizing for me. Why did you go to law school instead of just organizing/raising money for various non-profits. Non-profit development is an available career path that doesn't require student loans.
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# ? May 30, 2023 23:38 |
Sab0921 posted:Why did you go to law school instead of just organizing/raising money for various non-profits. Non-profit development is an available career path that doesn't require student loans. 1. Delaware Law School was cheaper than my college degree by a substantial amount due to my grades and past history. It's not "cheap", but it's worth the cost at the very least. It's also pretty easy and low stress for me. 2. I don't necessarily want to work in the non-profit sphere. I just want to use the degree as much as I can to do work on the left, as I've done before. How that future will exactly shape out is of course not clear, but I know from experience that jobs exist that would utilize my degree and past experience.
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Well - have fun and good luck!
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Sab0921 posted:Well - have fun and good luck!
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What bar exam are you going to take .
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euphronius posted:What bar exam are you going to take . I don't know. I don't want to live here long term, it's kind of killing me. If I don't do DE, probably the multi-state one as that includes NY and PA.
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DE maybe still be incredible hard to pass Pa is easy (I passed )
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# ? May 31, 2023 00:36 |
euphronius posted:DE maybe still be incredible hard to pass That's weighing on me too. I don't want to go through that effort for a place that I truly shouldn't be in.
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Nichael posted:That's weighing on me too. I don't want to go through that effort for a place that I truly shouldn't be in. Unless things have changed since I took the bar, because Delaware doesn't waive other jurisdictions in, you don't get waived in anywhere else. You'll probably need to take the bar twice anyway.
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# ? May 31, 2023 00:38 |
Pook Good Mook posted:Unless things have changed since I took the bar, because Delaware doesn't waive other jurisdictions in, you don't get waived in anywhere else. You'll probably need to take the bar twice anyway. Delaware is among the most restrictive bars and doesn't waive, nor has it ever.
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# ? May 31, 2023 00:40 |
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Just become DE local counsel for various securities/corporate cases that come through the Court of Chancery. Seek your rent.
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# ? May 31, 2023 00:46 |
Sab0921 posted:Just become DE local counsel for various securities/corporate cases that come through the Court of Chancery. No.
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# ? May 31, 2023 00:50 |
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Sab0921 posted:Just become DE local counsel for various securities/corporate cases that come through the Court of Chancery. or bankruptcy local counsel being my bankruptcy local counsel is probably as ethical as you can get
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Nichael posted:No. Ok but you can do a lot for leftist causes with the local counsel stack. Maybe. I dunno. I'm not a litigator, how much do yall pay local counsel for DE Corporate cases?
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# ? May 31, 2023 01:16 |
Sab0921 posted:Ok but you can do a lot for leftist causes with the local counsel stack. I don't think you're wrong, I just think that kind of work will break my brain (further). If I practice traditionally, it'll probably be criminal defense, immigrant, or tenants rights.
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Nichael posted:I don't think you're wrong, I just think that kind of work will break my brain (further). If I practice traditionally, it'll probably be criminal defense, immigrant, or tenants rights. Im still think DE chancery local counsel works here. Tenant work can be found in abundance helping an Amazon subsidiary declare bankruptcy to break a lease for a 1 million sq ft warehouse. Work will only increase with the impending collapse of commercial real estate
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Do not corrupt my innocent child Nichael he doesn't want to earn corporate work money and for that I salute him. Godspeed and minimize your debts
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I don’t know if non profits are incorporated in DE. Maybe they are . I would be local counsel as mentioned and then do pro bono work on the side
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