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1 posted on 10/15/2014 11:34:23 AM PDT by reaganaut1
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To: Clint N. Suhks; advertising guy; holdonnow

I would like to hear Mark Levins take on this issue.


2 posted on 10/15/2014 11:37:18 AM PDT by MagUSNRET
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To: reaganaut1

My only problem wiht LegalZoom is that they use that lame marketing strategy “It’s National Make a Will Month!” aka “It’s National Buy Our Product Month!”


3 posted on 10/15/2014 11:37:52 AM PDT by j.havenfarm
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To: reaganaut1

All knowledge-based professions are up against this and will more and more over time lose to ever better computer-based learning and robot-controlled systems.


4 posted on 10/15/2014 11:39:30 AM PDT by pabianice (LINE)
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To: reaganaut1

The objective of Licensing requirements, is to keep competitors out. should be done by independent organization and they should be liable


6 posted on 10/15/2014 11:41:03 AM PDT by stubernx98 (cranky, but reasonable)
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To: reaganaut1

The legal biz is vile. Three cheers for LegslZoom.


7 posted on 10/15/2014 11:41:14 AM PDT by Ted Grant
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To: reaganaut1

If I had some simple legal issue, for which boiler plate legal documents were adequate, I might use them. Otherwise, for more complicated legal matters, or issues of big legal or financial liability, I would spend the money to hire an attorney to deal with a legal matter.


8 posted on 10/15/2014 11:41:48 AM PDT by Dilbert San Diego (s)
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To: reaganaut1

Legalzoom.com is great if all you need is very general info.


10 posted on 10/15/2014 11:47:15 AM PDT by skeeter
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To: reaganaut1
If the Supreme Court rules that the Board of Dental Examiners is not above antitrust law when it tries to keep the teeth whitening business exclusively for dentists, then it might rule the same way about bar associations and their similar activities. That has them worried.

Ain't Fascism wonderful?

12 posted on 10/15/2014 11:51:12 AM PDT by Navy Patriot (America, a Rule of Mob nation)
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To: reaganaut1

This is the same as if union plumbers tried to make handy-man services illegal, or if licensed psychologists tried to make self-help books illegal, or if salesmen tried to make Craig’s list illegal, or if burger king tried to make backyard flame broiling illegal. The Free-market will always find the most efficient path, the toll both of Government licensing and regulation has a by-pass. I despise those who refuse to innovate and increase their market value, but seek only to stay king of the hill by keeping others off the hill.


13 posted on 10/15/2014 11:53:38 AM PDT by DaveyB
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To: reaganaut1

Legalize freedom!


19 posted on 10/15/2014 12:13:57 PM PDT by TBP (Obama lies, Granny dies.)
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To: reaganaut1

Bar Associations are insidious. Control over most of them has been seized by liberal, activist lawyers with financial support from the trial lawyers. They are gatherings of the most liberal people in a state like mine (Kansas) outside of university faculty clubs.

They have assumed quasi government roles in selecting or vetting judges. Here in Kansas the bar association provides fully half of a commission that recommends Supreme Court justices to the Governor. The Governor must select from that list. They are also influence on the selection of other judges and are fighting to eliminate the election of judges which will ensure a solidly left wing judiciary who will be more powerful than the legislature.


22 posted on 10/15/2014 12:32:54 PM PDT by centurion316
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To: reaganaut1

Lawyers, dentist’s realtors, etc are guilds. Archaic market entities fixing prices and regulating their industry to serve themselves.


23 posted on 10/15/2014 12:34:06 PM PDT by Justa
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To: reaganaut1

Because the Legal Profession is a Monopoly that is enforced by the “Bar Association”....

The Bar Association should have been “Trust Busted” a very DAMNED LONG time AGO!


24 posted on 10/15/2014 12:35:18 PM PDT by GraceG (Protect the Border from Illegal Aliens, Don't Protect Illegal Alien Boarders...)
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To: reaganaut1

Frankly, I think I’d like to be judged by a computer.

As a matter of fact, how many of this Country’s problems would disappear if we just replaced nearly all of the lower courts with automated systems and relegate the ‘lawyers’ to only cases in higher courts...

Eh...fantasy over.


28 posted on 10/15/2014 1:35:16 PM PDT by logi_cal869
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To: reaganaut1
The title itself gives the story away. There is no such thing as a "legal profession." There is only a legal industry. Having no identifiable code of ethics, it is about as professional as the average soap factory.
32 posted on 10/15/2014 11:23:19 PM PDT by hinckley buzzard
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