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Ask the Experts: How can you avoid self-service legal mistakes?
What are some of the most common legal mistakes that self-service deployers make? Larry Washor, attorney with Washor & Associates, offers his expertise.
March 5, 2009
Anyone embarking on a new business venture must be cognizant of regulations and the potential exposure to litigation. The business landscape is covered with unseen legal land mines. One misstep and a mine could explode, either in the form of a lawsuit or lost revenue.
Self-service deployments are no exception. A new deployment means signing a contract (or several contracts) and agreeing to meet certain regulatory standards.
What are some of the most common legal mistakes that deployers of self-service make? Larry Washor, an attorney with Washor & Associates, shares his insight.
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