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Comment Mechanic's Lien. (Score 1) 341

You can file a mechanic's lien against your client for the work done/money owed. Initially, nothing much happens. But when they try to borrow money or get involved in M&A, your lien will stop them dead in the water until they resolve it. I have a photographer friend who did this with a Fortune 500 medical device company. They were involved in buying a smaller device company and when they tried to finalize the deal, they couldn't do it until the lien was lifted. He got paid with a cashier's check delivered by courier. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mechanic's_lien

Comment Waldorf = wacky. No computers for kids != wacky. (Score 2) 333

It's unfortunate that the merit of computer and television use by 5-12 yr olds is wrapped up with the Waldorf schools. A broken clock is right twice a day and limiting kids' exposure to computers and TV (screens in our household) is the two times Waldorf gets it right. If you want to raise your kids to be intellectuals relative to their peers, all you have to do is ban screen time in your household and provide plenty of engaging books and spend time reading to your kids. As for schools and quality, all I really see are generally high quality schools in Minnesota. Both public and private. The difference is almost 100% in the home, but criticising parenting is not in vogue, so we do not discuss this publicly.

Comment litigators? or document reviewers/boilerplaters? (Score 1) 496

If you think a robot will replace a lawyer within the next 100 years, .it means is you do not understand what a laywer does. Lawyers, at least litigators, persuade juries and judges to their point of view. The idea that a robot will have an advantage here is laughable. HAHAHAHAHA. If you're a low-wage lawyer reviewing documents in a big lawsuit, OCR and electronic documents and full-text search have already made you obsolete.

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