Lawyers who regularly engage in this should be disbarred. It is abuse of the law, to intimidate, restrict, and silence. Abuse of the law should be and is grou

Lawyers who regularly engage in this should be disbarred. It is abuse of the law, to intimidate, restrict, and silence. Abuse of the law should be and is grounds for disbarment. Having a degree and passing a test does not give you the right to work. No more so than all the degreed people who are "under-employed". The law holds lawyers to standards. Unfortunately, the current administration of the law severely curtails actually enforcing those. P.S. U.S. perspective, although I expect this is not restricted to the U.S.