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Using that logic, it may be in the law profession's best interest, but certainly not for the Best Buy lawyers who were aware of this. Exposing yourself to detr

by otoburb 14y ago

Using that logic, it may be in the law profession's best interest, but certainly not for the Best Buy lawyers who were aware of this. Exposing yourself to detrimental litigation where the odds of you winning are low will probably result in you (the lawyer giving the poor advice) being let go and a new set of in-house counsel coming in to fix the mess.

zaidf 14y ago
Woah, no one said anything about lawyers that give poor advice. I was talking about lawyers who give solid advice ... to stubborn clients who choose to go against their lawyer's (solid) advice.
- rayiner 14y ago
  To be fair, a more plausible explanation for the lawyers giving up after a certain point is that nobody wants to argue with their boss that long.
  - zaidf 14y ago
    Great point :)