Bio:
Miles Marker tracks legal friction like some people track their steps. He believes every NDA request should come with a timestamp and an apology. In his world, unnecessary red tape is just delay dressed up as diligence.
Miles writes about the hidden costs legal teams create when they default to paperwork instead of trust-backed processes. He’s not against NDAs — just against bad habits.
Core Beliefs:
- Friction isn’t strategy
- Risk does not equal paperwork
- Legal should measure its own drag coefficient
Favorite Ice Cream:
Triple-Checked Cherry Chip "Because trust is good - but audit trails are better."
Favorite Metric:
Time-to-Trust