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...know, legal advice that you can stand behind or indeed that you can kind of bring a claim against your lawyers for. That's why we have pretty expensive professional indemnity insurance, and I'm not sure that you would necessarily be able to sue Harve
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...speak to someone who can give you a bit of expert legal advice,
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...is legal. And you need a law firm that, you know, it's tough with most, law firms because, you know, the billable hour wins. And and the law firm, frankly, is not necessarily there it's not in their best interest to tell you no. So I I as a I'm not a
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...the same advice before doing this startup. Oh, okay. I would say that now spend even more time on it. But the most important thing in legal and professional services is how well you can deal with client requests. Like, how much you can navigate and f
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when it's when it's out of that out of their realm and into another realm. And so, you know, the firm that we often refer people to, my general counsel, worked at a firm called Fegree Drinker. Fegree is based out of Philadelphia. They're one of the l
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...illegal to represent venture capital funds and startup companies without having a decade of investing your own capital. You know, fortunately, I've had the opportunity to be doing both for a couple of decades now, and there really is a lot of synergi
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He's, currently at Wertheimer Flader LLP, a civil rights, firm here in New York City. He is previously at the White House. He's done big law in the past. He knows a lot about a lot of stuff. He He knows a lot about poker. He knows a lot about AI, som
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...large legal practice, there were lessons I learned in that that certainly applied as we were trying to grow Vista. Some management lessons were transferable, and certainly just being a very active practitioner of m and a was helpful. You bring those
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And then at the end of my third year, the company that I was working for offered me a full time job. So I started to work full time in food sales, pursued my degree at night at Eastern Michigan while I was becoming a food salesperson. That went on fo
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...could be legal docs. Oh, we're doing an m and a we did an m and a deal. We're being sued. You hire a new counsel to, you know, do the
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