A crooked lawyer used clients' money to finance his strip club.
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Was that wrong? Is it frowned upon?
Being a crooked lawyer and a club owner sounds like a
....perfect combo
Saying “a crooked lawyer” is really just pointing out what we already know about lawyers, lol.
Crooked lawyer is an oxymoron
No ... wait...
In 37+ years of practice I have noticed one correlation that proves true: The more a client says that they hate lawyers; the worse they are as a human being and by that I mean fucking awful people. Thanks for the admission guys.
@skibum609
Pics or didn’t happen
How about ignore CJ bitch.
There are some good lawyers. Honestly what I've observed over the years is that, outside of the top 20 or so law schools, just about anyone with a pulse can get in.
Except for people like you random. Then again I hear your degree from fryolater U is worth a lot of pennies.
-->@Random: "outside of the top 20 or so law schools, just about anyone with a pulse can get in."
I think it's more dependent on the difficulty of the particular state's bar exam than the law school's ranking. Some states it's easy to pass the bar exam, and even in states with more difficult bar exam there's a lot of incompetent lawyers. But there's higher per capita quantity of incompetent ones in the easy bar exam states. To your point on law school ranking, there is higher competency coming out of the top law schools. There's also top notch lawyers deriving from lower ranked schools, just fewer on average than the top schools.
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