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Sam Altman
@sama
7 Mar 2014
it's awful how much the valley law firms pad startups' bills
Mar 7, 2014 路 10:53 PM UTC
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Erik Berlin
@sferik
7 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
Opportunity for disruption?
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Ignacio Lacasa
@Ignacio_Lacasa
16 Mar 2014
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@yuris
@yuris
@sama
interesting. Would you mind to make an introduction? Thanks
馃崅 Milo 馃崅
@GreenHaystacks
7 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
There are so many ways to hack the traditional legal spend. Plenty of ways to control the $$ burn while getting the right protection.
馃崅 Milo 馃崅
@GreenHaystacks
8 Mar 2014
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@sama
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@sama
re oppty to disrupt: yes, it's there. Check out recent
@ReInventLaw
, @HLS_PLP programs. Also legal hacking groups like
@legaltechSEA
.
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Aman Singha
@amansingha
7 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
law firms don't get it鈥rustrating鈥oming from an ex-lawyer
Alex Devkar
@alexdevkar
7 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
By 'pad', do you mean add time that wasn't actually worked? Or just that they are inefficient and expensive?
Derek Footer 馃嚭馃嚘馃嚠馃嚤
@dfooter
7 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
Much worse outside the valley.
Ellie
@FakeZimmy
7 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
and yet there's a bazillion unemployed law students. step 1: start law firm in valley with recent grads, step 2: prosper?
Parker Conrad
@parkerconrad
7 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
What's the best way to guard against this?
SimpleLegal, an Onit company
@simple_legal
8 Mar 2014
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@sama
@sama
Check out
@LawPalHQ
@UpCounsel
@outsideGC
for alternatives.
@simple_legal
shows you where you're overspending.
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