I'm following up on my request from last week regarding a…

Ok thanks. So all of that is just nonsense

They can't guarantee the work will make you millions of dollars, and they aren't required to offer refunds, but they are still obligated to do the work. So she's just either crooked or ignorant. I don't know which one, but at this stage, you have to advise her that she has no case and you won't be paying.

I doubt she'll bother. It's not worth it for a lawyer to take it because of the low value and bad case, so she'll just be out of luck.

I hear you! Did you have a question for me about that?

Correct. If you were sued, it won't be a secret. The hard part with anxiety is that it forces us to want control over people and situations when that's not always possible. The hard part is knowing that you've taken the reasonable efforts you can and done your best. You literally can't do any better than that.

When I get worried, I do a few things:
1. Consider what is the worst-case scenario;
2. Be prepared to accept it; and
3. Think about what I can do to keep the worst-case scenario from happening.

Does that make sense?

It won't. In fact, the law prohibits settlement negotiations from being entered into evidence so 8you can do so confidently.

Yes, this would be a settlement offer in this case. It's protected from disclosure if there is some lawsuit.