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Lawyers are trained to lie. Unless they're specifically prohibited from lying (such as to a judge), lawyers will lie if it gains them an advantage. Do you think
by brightlancer 3y ago
Lawyers are trained to lie. Unless they're specifically prohibited from lying (such as to a judge), lawyers will lie if it gains them an advantage. Do you think every attorney who claims at a press conference, "The facts will vindicate my client!" is telling the truth?
Even when lawyers are prohibited from lying, they are trained to and expected to mislead.
The "confidentiality" blocks in e-mails are completely unenforceable, unless there is a separate contract which it is included under.
Never trust an elf^H^H^Hlawyer.