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Are you a lawyer? My parents were married. Now...if we can get back to your points. Cite sources for your assertions. You say there is plenty of NY case law then cite a couple of e…

California is weird. On the east coast (NYC in particular), things are a bit more sane in some ways and a bit crazier in others. Of course, this is all inside baseball. As a practi…

Good old California. Looks like they created a new category called "limited civil" that is a blend of small claims and regular civil court. I guess they needed to feed some more la…

What does Nolo say about corporations or LLCs? That's what we are talking about here. Individual people have the option of hiring a lawyer in some states but most don't. Corporatio…

Yup. A "legal person" like a corporation in the USA must have legal counsel to represent them in court, even small claims. Court sucks. Any lawyer will tell you that you don't want…

Unless it's a corporation or other "legal person" and then they MUST have a lawyer (or principal in some states) from the company to answer the court. When they have to hire a lawy…

It's going to keep happening until someone takes them to court. I hate to say it but unless you're bound by an arbitration agreement in the terms of service you should just file in…

Sue first and sue often. Really. You've already done most of the legwork on this. Now all you need to do is get this into small claims court. Trust me: once KitSplit gets that noti…

This might be a clue: https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/watson-iot-with-...

I disagree. For one thing, this is an article written by a history professor who is pitching her book: " Cigarettes, Inc.: An Intimate History of Corporate Imperialism" The term "c…

We're splitting hairs here. The original article used a straw-man to impugn capitalism. That's hardly fair. For every bad faith player there are a thousand farmers (all small busin…

In the USA, you've got that choice. Let's try and understand that this isn't a race to see who has it worse. My point is that an academic in the arts isn't likely to possess the un…

I'm not dismissing the hard work that goes into either. What I'm saying is that the risk profile isn't close to being comparable. A young tenure-track professor isn't at risk of lo…

I actually do know how hard it is to get tenure. My point still stands. Very few academics declare bankruptcy when their businesses fail. Very few academics pour their life savings…

I think you're stretching a bit here. Without personal financial risk, there is no comparison between the two. I've seen up close how unbelievably perilous it can be to risk your p…

Earn? Did NYC "earn" it's first-mover advantage, natural harbor, and particular terrestrial makeup that supports high-rise buildings on the solid granite beneath the feet of every …

Leaving aside the fact that different regions of the countries have different levels of comparative living costs and wealth... The simple fact is that most people ARE middle-class.…

Remember, this is NYC. Compared to Manhattan and Brooklyn, Queens is a distant third in the running. That’s changing. People priced out of Manhattan and Brooklyn are gentrifying Qu…

Meh. I’m seriously considering dumping MacOS and MacBooks in general. I can get a Lenovo X1 Extreme w/ 64GB of memory and a great display. People have Linux working on it. You can …

Everyone knows that AOC was worried about the residents in her district getting priced out and moving away. It's much less certain she could hold that seat if she was forced to lis…

I’m sorry but your comment reeks of SJW orthodoxy. What I read was a teacher describing her own experience working to try and fix a problem and discovering that nobody else involve…

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Maybe there are two sides to every story? I'm a person who looks to the future and hopes that e can find a better way forward. The company has new leaders, new employees, and a new…