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Black Hat, White Hat: One Minute Lectures on Law and Business
This book “Black Hat, White Hat” One Minutes Lectures on Law and Business, addresses the often unspoken truth that legal advice, no matter how accurate and complete, does not always provide enough information for a fully informed decision in the context of practical business reality. Individuals with truly outstanding talent and drive make incorrect business decisions because the information received does not cover the practical questions; for example, what do I do about the illegal alien engineer who makes the company a million or more dollars a year? Brilliant men and women make fundamental mistakes because, from their background and experience, they do not know what they do not know – what Donald Rumsfeld called the “unknown unknowns.” This book is written to address these and other problems, and to show how to avoid them. Happy reading! Yours, Don Hudspeth, the author.
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Donald W. Hudspeth
Principal Attorney
Attorney Donald W. Hudspeth has more than twenty years’ experience practicing corporate and business law. Before attending law school, Mr. Hudspeth held a stock brokers license at the age of 21 and owned his own business at the age of 23. He was a business law professor at Arizona State University, West Campus, and has conducted classes and seminars for a number of higher institutions and organizations. Mr. Hudspeth has published two books on law and is the founder of the radio programs Law on the Edge and Law Talk.
Mark S. Hamilton
Attorney
About Attorney Mark S. Hamilton has experience handling all aspects of civil and commercial litigation in federal, state, and tribal courts at the trial and appellate levels. Practice Areas Business litigation Commercial litigation Education University Of Hawaii Wm. S. Richardson School Of Law, Juris Doctor - 2002 University Of Hawaii, Master Of Arts in Asian…
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Our firm now offers a scholarship program for ASU first and second year law students.
The scholarship is awarded to students for academic merit with an interest in business and business law. Candidates may have majored in fields other than business, have taken a break between college and law school, or have had exceptional life experiences.
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