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Originally posted by ltl/fb
People worry more about implausible hypothetical situations after they get burned because the reps and warranties they put in a deal didn't cover something and they lost a ton of money.
But you big cats just keep going without sweating the small stuff. I like reading the cases that result.
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No deal or settlement has ever been without a certain degree of risk. You cut the risk as much as you can, but it can naver be eliminated. For the cost of a complaint and a filing fee, any good lawyer can create miles of risk where the very finest agreement you could ever imagine seemed more impervious than the Hoover Dam.
I think you and I have different definitions of "implausible" and "relevant contingencies." BTW, there is no failsafe against a malpractice action. Law's a minefield. How many hundreds of baseless malpractice suits are filed every year where the claimant was basically just throwing a complaint at the wall to try to recoup a few bucks?
