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Have you looked at Aaron Greenspan's legal credentials ? He is (or atleast claims) a fellow of Stanford Law School. Has build a site for searching legal article
by pjg 13y ago
Have you looked at Aaron Greenspan's legal credentials ? He is (or atleast claims) a fellow of Stanford Law School. Has build a site for searching legal articles and in general spent considerable time researching this issue
- wmf 13y agoBut real lawyers know not to represent themselves. It's too easy to get emotionally wrapped up in the case and lose perspective.
- hedgie 13y agoa friend dated someone who was a new lawyer and tried representing him/herself in a divorce. after crying on the stand it did not end well.
- wpietri 13y agoI looked. I don't see him saying he has a JD. I don't see him saying he passed a bar exam. I especially don't see him saying he's a practicing lawyer. I have no idea what "fellow" means in this context, but he's not listed in the staff directory. "Spending considerable time researching the issue" is not sufficient for not looking like an ass when acting as a lawyer. There's a theoretical side to law, but it's mainly a practical art. Sort of like software. It would be hubris for somebody who has "spent considerable time researching software" to make his first coding project something big enough that it gets reported nationally.