On 06/14/2014 05:07 PM, Stephen R Guglielmo wrote:
> I know Bill is against lawyers in general, but I think it's a good
> idea to consult with someone regarding some type of legal organization
> (a non-profit or a LLC) for personal liability protection. What
> brought this up was the fact that we would have to purchase a
> certificate to sign our system drivers. If an individual were to
> purchase this themselves for the project, that could open that person
> up for some type of litigation down the road. Plus, their name and
> address would be all over it. On the other hand, if a legal
> organization were to get a donation from an individual, then use that
> money to purchase the certificate, it would offer protection against
> the individual.
>
> I'm just trying to make sure no one gets in any type of trouble here.
>
> There's a lawyer right down the street from me that has experience
> with business matters and non-profit organizations. If the fees are
> cheap enough, I'll ask him what he thinks about a project like ours.
I think contact with a lawyer would be great; We can also get some
advice for our warrant canary system and such.
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