> The author seems to skip the entire solicitor component of the legal profession. I think this is covered. Ultimately, everything comes down to court, but he

> The author seems to skip the entire solicitor component of the legal profession. I think this is covered. Ultimately, everything comes down to court, but he said: "and can write and say things to maximise the odds of the judge doing what you want him to do." That is-- they know how a court is likely to look at things, and know how to construct contracts and advise clients so that if a dispute ever emerges they are likely to prevail... or rather, that it will be so obvious that they will prevail that no one will even bother with litigation.