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A lawyer representing someone can have whatever person positions the lawyer desires, but in the course of representing a client, the lawyer can only be an exten
by generalpass 7y ago
A lawyer representing someone can have whatever person positions the lawyer desires, but in the course of representing a client, the lawyer can only be an extension of what the client wants to be represented for.
The same is true of anyone representing a shareholder.
The company's goals and constraints are 100% informed by the shareholders.
- catalogia 7y agoDo you recognize differences between ideal theory and practical reality?
- generalpass 7y agoNo, I have no ability to understand the difference between the real world and Tamriel.
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