Lawyers/Prosecutors/Judges out there?

rk97

rk97

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this thread may be a good reason to start an "off-topic" section... sorry admins.

I'm not looking for legal advice, but if anyone is in a legal profession, Please send me a PM (which we can do now with the new forum!), or email me at radakchr (at) yahoo.com

Thanks!

- Chris
 
crashtd

crashtd

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I have a J.D. Chris, but not currently licensed to practice law. Shoot me a PM, maybe I can steer you in the right direction.
 
crashtd

crashtd

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ouch. jeez Katie, it usually takes people a least a couple of minutes to figure out I have a huge ego. :p
 
rk97

rk97

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Katie - it's not that they think so highly of themselves, it's that they're trained (and in practice) at convincing people they're right.:D

I'm hoping to do the law-school thing next year. It's in my nature to argue... may as well be paid for it.
 
rk97

rk97

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field of law matters a lot too. the ambulance chasers and divorce lawyers have different motivation than the prosecutors and public-defenders of the world.

I'm looking more at the criminal side, myself - but there's a lot more money in civil...
 
crashtd

crashtd

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Katie, I'll be at Beaver on Saturday trying to change that perception for the people pitting next to me.
 
K

Katie785

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lol... okay... Like Chris said - I'm dealing with personal injury lawyers... im sure completely different than the other side of things.. I'm sure you're not one of "those" lawyers
 
crashtd

crashtd

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the key with PI lawyers is that they are a lot like slinkies: they're not really useful for anything, but you get a good chuckle when you kick them down a flight of stairs.
 
rk97

rk97

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^ see, that's what you really learn in law school!

i've only met one 2 PI lawyers, and they were suing each other! I was a juror.
 
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