Is it okay to ask for legal advice here?

[Ragnarok]

Is anyone here a business attorney ? I have a general question but not sure if it's against policy for writing it here. If you are a business attorney, would you kindly reach out to me ? Sorry for any inconvenience it may have caused. Thank you.

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[RichM]

I don’t believe there are rules against it but remember it is an open forum so you may want to keep your questions/comments confined to a Private Message.

Good luck and I hope you find the answers you are looking for.

[GB-man]

People do it all the time but it’s not really advisable. For one it makes your matters public and two you don’t know the true qualifications of anyone responding.

[Brew]

Okay, but perhaps not smart. You get what you pay for . . . .

[Dyim]

Doesn't hurt to ask.

Advice is free, take it with a grain of salt.

[Chewbacca]

This forum is 1/3 discoveries, 1/3 openings, 1/3 settlement negotiations.

[scarlet knight]

As a retired attorney, I recommend that you ask some business associates for a recommended local business attorney, vet him or her, retain them with a payment and ask for a memo of advice in regard to your issue.

Free advice is worth what you paid for it, as mentioned.

[KBM]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

This forum is 1/3 discoveries, 1/3 openings, 1/3 settlement negotiations.

[FTX I]

So what's the story

[Stud Screw]

Would you go to a lawyer in hopes of getting a free Rolex?

[austinp]

Absolutely. Let’s hear it!


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[330ci]

Just make sure to refer to yourself as SWIM so they cant use what's said as evidence ������


Disclaimer:I am not an attorney and this is not legal advice

[Brew]

Crowdsourcing legal advice, . . . hmmm. I bet this would make the bar shiver.

[mountainjogger]

Originally Posted by scarlet knight

As a retired attorney, I recommend that you ask some business associates for a recommended local business attorney, vet him or her, retain them with a payment and ask for a memo of advice in regard to your issue.

Free advice is worth what you paid for it, as mentioned.

Agreed.

[BroncoOne]

Originally Posted by scarlet knight

As a retired attorney, I recommend that you ask some business associates for a recommended local business attorney, vet him or her, retain them with a payment and ask for a memo of advice in regard to your issue.

Free advice is worth what you paid for it, as mentioned.

This is the best legal advice you will get here.

Your specific situation and all of its details and your goals matter greatly and a message board isn’t conducive to getting the best advice, the above aside.