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Of course not. They can't be the expert. But... I'm a trial attorney and I've tried cases involving complex issues far outside my knowledge base. However, I've
by keernan 3y ago
Of course not. They can't be the expert. But...
I'm a trial attorney and I've tried cases involving complex issues far outside my knowledge base. However, I've never started any such trial without consulting an expert to:
- educate me to the extent I deem necessary; and
- be available for me to run specific issues past them for verification of what is being asserted.
I have no interest reading rags that consider the limit of their job to be simply passing along what someone else says without any effort to understand the content.