It's sad that we have to assume the worst, isn't it?
I expect honesty in business dealings, large or small. That doesn't preclude me from having some mean lawyers on my side to ensure I'm covered, but the up-front negotiations aren't driven by them. I'd walk out too.
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It's sad that we have to assume the worst, isn't it? I expect honesty in business dealings, large or small. That doesn't preclude me from having some mean lawyers on my side to ensure I'm covered, but the up-front negotiations aren't driven by them. I'd walk out too.
> It's sad that we have to assume the worst, isn't it?
Yes, I agree that it is a sad state of affairs.
Whether you accept it or not, this is the world we've created for ourselves.
(Obviously you do accept it, as evidenced by the lawyers you mention)
The world hasn't ended yet; not accepting things you think are wrong is what creates the world for ourselves.