A tiny law job as moral hazard of a law (af)fair and pursuit to vanity

According to Wikipedia “moral hazard” is the prospect that a party insulated from risk may behave differently from the way it would behave if it were fully exposed to risk. Moral hazard arises because a person or an institution does not bear the full consequences of its actions, and therefore has a tendency to act less carefully than otherwise would, leaving another party to bear some responsibility for the consequences of those actions.

Blogging under the shelter of stefanica & florea drove my approach and opinions, if exists :), to a moral hazard attitude by customizing personal resources and pen touch to firm’s status and people, as it always existed the most wanted in what I am doing but not desired in what exists.

Starting with (let’s deadline, I love deadlines, it keeps us in shape) September 23rd, this blog will be removed as a link to Stefanica & Florea website and will lost itself within the bloggers netspace as “single practice” or as associate link to a different shelter, who knows?! A tiny law job will be replaced by “Vanity Law Fair” - a new blog, administrated exclusively by the team of stefanica & florea and edited by Stef – as Daniel Stefanica, Filiz – as copywriter and editor of the firm, Antonia Ulmeanu– as office manager, and formal members and colleagues, among of the most cooperative “Former Senior Partner”. Current edits will be imported into the new blog content and shall further belong to this happy fair firm, enduing to be firm, but fair.

Perhaps, in October my tiny law job blog will benefit of a facelift along with my new age. This blog will continue to edit for whatever it worths while waiting for feedback.