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Would you work for an attorney who offers to pay cash under the counter? -- (link)

Posted by MojaveMeg (aka Mojave) Aug 2 '10, 20:56

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Don't think so. (orangecounty.craigslist.org)

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would you take this package...of ah legal papers..yeah thats it legal papers to jesus martinez please -- nm - better call saul Aug 2, 21:04 3
- what a piece of work...ten bucks an hour? i think the illegals hanging out at home depot expect more than that -- nm - Zeitgeist Aug 2, 21:11 2
  - tax free it probably equates to $15+ -- nm - chuckles Aug 2, 21:13 1
    - lack of benefits and wc ss means $25 in the hole eventually...i was warned that all that under the table stuff would get me -- nm - Zeitgeist Aug 2, 21:29
right now ? probably. -- nm - loosilu Aug 2, 21:00 1
- Maybe. I'd be a little afraid of getting caught up in something ugly. -- nm - MojaveMeg Aug 2, 21:03
does his check bounce? nm -- nm - groiny Aug 2, 20:59
An attorney that breaks the law?!? "I work from my apartment " ha! -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Aug 2, 20:58 4
- home offices don't break the law, afaik -- nm - chuckles Aug 2, 20:59 3
  - I was referring to paying under the table. I doubt the dude will file taxes. -- nm - James Bond (aka Igor) Aug 2, 21:01 2
    - well, yeah, that's the intended purpose of "under the table" -- nm - Beryllium Aug 2, 21:06 1
      - I thought it was for "placing the whoopee cushion". -- nm - psilotum Aug 2, 23:15
is ML sweetening the pot already? -- nm - chuckles Aug 2, 20:57

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