When you hear a lawyer say something like, “I don’t like it, but it works,” you feel a little bit like the “I told you so” is being told. A lot of the time, lawyers feel like they must have it all figured out, even though they probably don’t. Sometimes a lawyer’s answer is “not so fast.
I am glad to see there are more lawyers among the people who read this. In a previous post, I asked if lawyers are the most boring people in the world. The answer I received was an emphatic, “no, no they’re too boring.
Lawyers, like lawyers, are the most boring people in the world, but in this case, I think the answer is yes. Why is that? Because, no matter how hard I try to make clients feel good about themselves, they are always the ones who get caught.
Like lawyers I like to think of lawyers as a form of empathy. When I represent clients, I strive for the best possible representation for my clients and that is what I try to do every time. My clients are not perfect and they are often caught but they never give up. In that regard, lawyers are no different from lawyers in many other ways. The difference is that lawyers are not like other people. Lawyers are people. They think and act like people.
This is a tricky thing to be aware of, even if you don’t actually know what the law is. Lawyer, even if you don’t know it yet, is a completely different thing. Even if you are a lawyer, your best bet is to understand the law and know it well.
Lawyers are not perfect, but they do make mistakes. And even if they make a mistake, they are not to blame for not fixing it. They have to live with it for years and years before they can change their mistakes. The mistakes are the ones that are made by the people and the lawyers don’t help much.
We have a different point of view on this. If it’s a technical issue that is going to be resolved, if it’s about social justice issues and not about the law or morality, then that’s not the way to do it. If it’s about the law, then you’re going to want to make it a point to avoid this social justice thing.
I see your point and agree, but i think this is about a technical issue that needs to be fixed. It is not about social justice or ethics or society in general.
Is it the lawyers? Are they more important? Are they just people who think they are a better lawyer? Is it about the law? I don’t see them doing anything to the lawyers.
You’re right, it’s not about the lawyers. It’s about the law. But what you’re describing is what lawyers call a “legal brief.” It’s a document that attorneys write and hand to courts to help them decide a case. It’s generally filled with factual assertions that help the judge decide whether to accept the case.