It's tough for a techie to go into court and come out looking smart. You can be the world's best expert on some important area of technology and come out completely skewered every which way expert who was in the thick of things puts you at a real disadvantage in almost every legal situation, no matter how humble you try to be. And even if your side wins it doesn't mean you're gonna be a happy guy. Look what happened to Armstrong. All these legal tribulations from the early 1900's seem just as relevant (as business and/or moral lessons) today in the 21st century. Tim.