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Is it generally a lawyer's job to advise a client when a case may attract negative publicity? Do they even care?

• socceroos 12y ago
  I'm pretty sure that 'cha-ching' is mostly what matters. Hate to be cynical but..
  • imglorp 12y ago
    It's a motivator. Counsel gets paid much more to bring a suit than to smack sense into in its client.
    • 0xdeadbeefbabe 12y ago
      At some point, does counsel have enough money to choose smacking instead of more pay?
• eli 12y ago
  Yes, of course. Advising clients to take actions that make them look bad doesn't sound like a way to expand your practice.