Eduardo's Death Certificate: Never Trust the Other Side's Lawyers

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When asked if he knew he was signing his own death certificate, Eduardo admits the defining mistake of his career: he thought the other party's lawyers were his own. This single line distills a universal principle — in any negotiation where interests diverge, shared counsel means no counsel, and the cost of that confusion is paid in equity, control, or both.

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