"LawyerClock" - watch your cash burn during meetings

In plain words

LawyerClock is a website that displays the cost of legal fees accumulating in real time during attorney meetings. Created by Boston-based founders who built it while sitting through expensive legal consultations during fundraising, it visualizes how quickly legal bills add up. The tool is designed for business owners and entrepreneurs who want a humorous way to track the financial impact of time spent with lawyers.

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