Oh. You're talking about THAT kind of association. Forgive me for
being naive ;^)
Michael Mattias/LS wrote:
>
> > I occasionally have need and/or interest in something like this, as well
> > as mutual referrals when a prospective client wants local help and I'm
> > not local. However, such arrangements are best made on a one-by-one
> > basis. Trust, confidence in your associate's competence, management and
> > consulting styles, etc., are all factors and a loose consultant's
> > "association" doesn't quite measure up.
>
> C'mon Mike.
>
> It *has* to be 'loose' because if we leave any kind of paper trail
> when we
> agree on national market shares and rates, after paying the automatically
> trebled anti-trust judgements we all go to jail.
>
> MCM
>
>
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