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I love 99.9% of what YC does.I do not love their Template Sales Agreement.Why? It was written by a lawyer at a Big Law Firm who almost certainly did not support a high-velocity inside sales team. And because of that, it is way, way too long, complicated, and liability-focused. It will create endless redlines, phone calls, and will get “forwarded to our attorney to take a look” by your prospects and customers. That’s fine for big enterprise-ish deals. But it becomes a big hindrance for sales in smaller, more transactional sales. In fact, if your prospect sends a $3k deal to legal to review … legal may be so busy, it just never gets reviewed. And the deal never closes.If you need an enterprise-grade contract, go get one from a lawyer. You can start here with this form, for sure, for a $25k+ a year contract. It’s a good (if lengthy) start for that.But if you are selling a $299 month product, or a $3k-$5k a year product, you don’t need 9 pages of T&Cs. That will slow down or even kill the deal. You don’t need to worry about (generally) all the nuances of export regulations, or SLAs, or Choice of Law, or all of this in the early days. Forcing a customer to do a press release as part of your default form? I mean, seriously??What you need for transactional sales is the simplest possible 1 page contract, 2 page max if your product is < $5k a year.Using this form will create a huge amount of friction in a standard, small deal that you just don’t need.A happy medium sometimes for transactional sales is to just add the minimum necessary T&Cs and legalese to your website but not the purchase order / simple form contract for smaller deals. I.e., have the customers just sign the >first< page of the YC form, and turn it into a 1 page contract — and just reference the rest as standard T&Cs on your website. This isn’t as “good” as being in your contract from a legal perspective. But it’s something.n.b.: not legal advice.

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What is required to legally change documentation, and your gender state, in the eyes of the law, vary by state. Some documentation pertains to Federal issues and thus has other requirements.For example, when I transitioned, I had gone through the process of legally changing my name, by way of petitioning Probate court. The judge required a signNowd letter from my therapist before he’d grant my name change. There were no laws in place that dictated this requirement, it was simply one he imposed, due in large part to not having dealt with trans issues before. His first question was along the...

Steps Involved to legally change your name in India:Step 1Go to the local Notary and make an affidavit. Get it duly signed and attested by a First class magistrate in your area. Give a valid reason as to why you want to change your name. A lawyer will help you drafting the letter. They are aware of the legalities and formalities involved and hence are best suited to help you in the process.Step 2Write down all your personal details like your old name, your new name, your Father’s name, your permanent address and the name of your employer on a blank sheet of paper. Sign the paper in front of two witnesses and ask them to sign it as well. It is advisable to make a few copies of the signed paper and keep the original one with you very carefully. This forms to be an important part in the process and again a lawyer is the person who will guide you to complete this formality as required by the government.To know more about the proceeding steps,log onto MyAdvo | Making Legal Simple to get free legal advice or log call on our free legal helpline number +91 124 4060860.

“Can I legally forbid people from using my private driveway to reverse their car or do a 3 point turn? I'm in England.”Caltrop.The driveways is private property, so you have a few options. You can post a simple sign that says that the driveway is not for turning, you can hang a plastic red/white chain to form a physical barrier, or a real wooden fence.If you want to be ultra aggressive you can think about putting down caltrops or a road spike mat:Unless people flatten your shrubbery or murder your roses with their cars, I’d probably leave away the caltrops. See it more as a service to strangers to allow them to use your property to turn their cars. You don’t want to get into legal trouble over other people being inconsiderate drivers. The world is full of them.Edited to add:People rightfully complain about my suggestion to place actual caltrops on their property, citing the lawsuits that could follow when these spike mats damage tyres or maim pedestrians. My advice was meant to be tongue-in-cheek, but if you want to place spike mats, check out these road spikes:They look real, but you can drive over them, because they’re made from rubber.I won’t put a link to a retailer here, but you can find them by googling ‘rubber driveway spikes’.See also: Fake Car Spikes To Prevent Cars From Driving Where You Don't Want Them

I think this is a reasonable worry, even though I am not worried about “lawyer robots” as such.Increasingly, it seems to me that law is becoming easier and easier for senior lawyers to practice on their own, and they need less and less support from secretaries, paralegals and associates. Many other professional services organizations including investment banks and consulting firms long ago moved to more streamlined models and have eliminated a lot of administrative support and have, compared to BigLaw, much less of a pyramid staffing structure. BigLaw, however, has always relied on large numbers of associates who spend a lot of (billable) hours performing relatively ministerial work, such as organizing meetings and calls and arranging for documents to be signed, doing first-level due diligence review, preparing simple form documents like certificates and board resolutions, and helping more senior lawyers enter substantive changes to documents. It’s still the norm in most BigLaw transactional practices that partners and senior associates [1] edit documents by printing them out, marking them up by hand, then having a junior associate enter those comments.I don’t think that a “lawyer robot” will be able to replace the legal and commercial judgment of law partners, which is ultimately what clients are paying for. That is not the only way that lawyer jobs can be eliminated, however - in a world where partners can mark up their own documents, due diligence review can be outsourced to cheaper lawyers, and simple forms can be automatically created, there would be much less demand for junior associates. We are seeing this already happen in litigation in a big way, where firms that normally needed hundreds of junior associates to do document discovery now outsource that work, and hire many fewer associates.I think that it is becoming increasingly hard for junior lawyers to make it in the law, and the rise of automation will mean that there is ultimately less demand, not for legal services, but for actual human lawyers to perform those legal services. I don’t know if I would advise children to go into law, even though I am personally very happy as a lawyer.—[1] When I started in law, I thought this was crazy and resolved never to do it. Now of course I do it too…

I’m going to tackle several points on this.A lot of answers have already pointed out that this is entirely a partisan effort. That every State that has signed on has voted Democrat for the last 20+ years. So the chances of getting battleground States and Red States to sign on is practically nil.I am going to assume for a moment that they signNow the required 270 votes and go from there, so please no comments on how unlikely that hurdle is.The first thing that they are going to run afoul of is Article I, Section 10, which says in part “No State shall, without the consent of Congress, … enter into any Agreement or Compact with another State.” This means that said Interstate Compact is not legal without Congressional Approval. SCOTUS has since ruled that the only agreements of this sort that need to be approved are “those that threatened to increase the powers of the states at the expense of the national government” and this would certainly qualify, being an end run around the Constitution. Since it is highly unlikely that such a compact would find the approval of the majority of the States, it would pass the House and fail in the Senate.The second Constitutional problem comes in with Article IV, Section 4, and this is one that everyone who wants this to be a democracy wants to forget. “The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government”. This means that an attempt by some States to overpower the Constitution with an end run to replace Republican forms with direct democracy is going to be unconstitutional on the face of it. Especially when that directly affects States that did not agree. This is Tyranny of the Majority in the form of population over the actual electing body in the Electoral College which are the States.The third Constitutional problem is that neither Article II, Section 1, nor the 12th Amendment gives a State any right to allow voters from outside the State to control how the State’s electors vote. (And doing so might violate the 14th Amendment.) Simple Math tells us that if the Compact is enacted it will make no difference in election outcomes whatsoever until one of the States in the Compact votes against the Popular vote winner at which point said Compact will force the electors of that State to vote against the Candidate the majority of Citizens of that State selected. This will immediately wind up in the Supreme Court, since it winds up telling an entire State that their votes don’t matter since their Legislature traded them away for partisan purposes.There are other laws and regulations it violates as well, voting rights act, several SCOTUS rulings, etc. But none of that actually matters since any of the three reasons listed above would scuttle it and the ruling would likely be unanimous or close to it.The simple truth is that the only “correct” way to do this is through a Constitutional Amendment. The fact that it’s being tried in this deceptive way tells any rational person that the political and public will required for it isn’t there. This is yet another attempt to make us less of a Republic and more of a direct democracy, and it simply fails the Constitutional sniff test.

Yes. Full disclosure- we are family fund in the BVI and one of our outside investors is an Indian entrepreneur, we also arranged a very small amount of Pre-IPO Facebook & Groupon stock for him.1) Coming to your answer. The central bank in India called the RBI and its FEMA act, does not have any restrictions for making capital account investments upto 200,000 USD per individual in a given financial year (note: financial, not calendar year).2) How to structure: Depending on your status retail/professional you can either contact private funds in the US or setup a brokerage account with E*Trade or Charles Schwab, IBKR and the likes. 3) Process should be simple, you just need you to sign off on a W-8BEN form for taxation purposes. Indian brokerage house are not legally allowed to sell foreign securities, so this is out of the question. 4) All in all it is not that big a deal, all you have to do is go to your bank tell them you are investing X dollars (below 200K limit of course) in US equities through whatever broker you choose from above. Then you can start trading. 5) Advice- If you are looking to buy Facebook stock once the IPO is done, thats fine. If you are looking to buy some pre-IPO stock you will need to start this process right away. I could have also gone and explained the process for China, it is both easy and complicated, I know, just one of the those things ! Any comments/questions appreciated.

Alrighty. Let’s start with this.Less than 2% of all abortions occur within the third trimester. These are, in all cases, the result of a fetal abnormality, or a risk to the life and health of the mother, or both.No one, and I repeat, no one, gets to the seventh month of a pregnancy and decides to abort. Aside from anything else, an abortion in the first trimester is a safe and simple procedure, and a late term abortion is surgical or induced labor.Now, let’s talk about fetal abnormalities. These are things like a brain that hasn’t formed, or lungs that don’t exist. Things that would make it impossible for a baby to survive more than a few hours after birth, possibly a day or two, in incredible pain. Now, let’s talk about another reasons late term abortions are performed. Sometimes, a baby dies in utero. Sometimes the mother’s life is at risk if she continues the pregnancy. In those cases, all efforts are made to save the baby, if possible, without killing the mother.Do you think that a woman should have to ask permission from the father or be forced to carry a dead baby for another several months? Do you think that a woman should be forced to get a man to sign off before terminating a pregnancy that will result in a baby that would live for days in pain before dying? Do you think that a woman should have to trust that a man would decide that her life is worth more than a baby’s, if only one would survive the pregnancy?Any of those things would be monstrous.Look, should your girlfriend have to sign off before you can have lifesaving surgery? What about a transfusion? Unthinkable, right?A late term abortion is never an easy or light decision, and is usually heartbreaking. By that time, a name may have been picked out. A crib might have been purchased. Baby gifts have been received. A third trimester abortion is a lifesaving measure for the mother, or a humane decision for the baby, or both.A late term abortion is a decision that should be made between the woman and her doctor,Full stop.