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That's not the lawyer's job - the lawyers' job is to present the risks, not to make the decisions as to whether the risk is worthwhile
by isostatic 7y ago
That's not the lawyer's job - the lawyers' job is to present the risks, not to make the decisions as to whether the risk is worthwhile
- Aeolun 7y agoIn theory. In practice it often turns out that the decision makers think that any risk at all is unacceptable, giving the lawyers de-facto control.
- isostatic 7y agoIn which case you have poor decision makers, not poor lawyers. The benefit of domain aware lawyers is they can explain the specific risks and help the decision makers apply those risks to the business.