Re: Netstumbler's Legal note

Dave Rudisill <denali@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

XS11E <xs11e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Dave Rudisill <denali@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

"IMHO IIRC" <NOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

"I am not a lawyer. However..."

I would stop reading their legal advice right about there.

Not being an attorney doesn't mean the legal information is not
correct nor does being an attorney mean the legal information is
correct.

The latest laws and court findings are available to anyone who can
read, accepting someone's advice regardless of their profession
w/o doing your own research to verify is a mistake many people
make.

NOTE: The above goes equally for the medical profession.

I prefer legal advice from attorneys and medical advice from
doctors. If you have any expertise in any field, you have surely
seen laymen draw silly conclusions from what little they know
about your field.

And you have surely seen professionals be totally and completely wrong
about something they should know. Ever follow a civil suit? There's
always at least one attorney who interpreted the law incorrectly for
his client.

I'll listen to legal advice from attorneys, medical advice from doctors
and financial advice from accountants then I'll research the matter and
determine my own course of action. In the matter of attorneys, that's
why I've won lawsuits, concerning doctors, that's why I'm alive and as
to accountants, that's why I was able to retire at 38.

If you blindly follow the advice of your attorney, doctor, accountant,
etc. sooner or later you're going to be very unpleasantly surprised but
that's your choice, of course.







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