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- Let's say you try to solder a copper pipe the way I describe (which, by the way, will produce a leak-free joint).
- One month later, the joint fails because you made a mistake or the materials you used were defective.
- The running water floods your house, all of your things get ruined, your pets and children float away and can't be found, toxic mold blooms and coats all surfaces in the house, and your house collapses from wood rot.
- Don't have your lawyer contact me, have her contact your insurance company instead.
Okay, that is it. See how simple lawyers make it to do business with AsktheBuilder.com?
Are you in a grumpy mood now? Well don't blame me, refocus that negative energy towards the tens of thousands of lawyers who file lawsuits each day to keep our litigious society and economy on a roll.
It is important for you to realize that several of my closest friends are lawyers and they love this page. They all agree lawsuits are out of control.
Tim Carter
