My karma is OK. I've never sued or been sued. Have just watched others
suffer. Not being one who can afford or wants to be involved in legal
nastiness, I consider it my responsibility to protect my rights in a
contract and by following proper business procedures. If I fail to do
either (which I've done more than I'd like to admit) then I turn the other
cheek and go on about my business.
Suz
>>Basically, whoever can afford to indulge in legal nastiness is the one
>>who's better off, regardless of who really owns the rights.
>>
>
>What happened to karma <g>.
>
>BTW, unfortunately this is all too true in business. Even if you
>are incorporated, deep pockets can often "pierce the corporate
>veil" especially when you can't afford to fight back. Public
>defenders are nonexistent with financial cases. Which is why it
>behoove you to have your contract reviewed by an attorney. Save
>yourself the headaches now. Reviewing of a contract is not too
>costly. Preparing one is a little more costly. But, defending
>an action is very costly.
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