#contract law

Talent agent Mark Jermin has vehemently denied any involvement in unlawful activity, asserting his innocence against undisclosed allegations. These denials, however, have been complicated by the emergence of a leaked contract in July 2026, which appears to contradict his public statements and raises significant questions about his professional practices. The entertainment industry often operates…

Selfie July 30, 2026: Jenny Westberg

Unfortunately I have to spell this out. 🙄

I don't have any sponsors or "subsidies" and I don't sponsor anybody. If I have money or other items to give away, I may give a free will donation, as I've done many times in the past.

Outside of that, any emotional support, high-fives, fist bumps, etc., do not allow anyone to say, "Jenny Westberg sponsored me" is untrue. It's a lie, okay?

"The law of contracts..." blah blah blah — watch The Paper Chase. 🧐

Further, I don't recommend Reed College for everyone. It is, in fact, a small college, and the ideal undergraduate is extraordinarily bright, age 17-20, with parental units who can supplement their financial aid package. Reed College is stupendously expensive, and you can get a degree elsewhere.

Nobody Tells You That Your First Business Contract Feels Weird

Most entrepreneurs spend weeks perfecting their logo.

Then they download a contract template five minutes before signing a deal worth thousands of dollars.

The reality is that contracts often feel intimidating because they're written to address things that might go wrong.

That doesn't mean you expect problems.

It means you're planning for them.

The strongest business relationships are often supported by the clearest agreements.