r/Lawyertalk
A place for lawyers to talk about lawyer things with other lawyers. Firm culture, amusing anecdotes, and the legal world. Read our rules before participating. [LEGAL PRACTITIONERS ONLY | NO LEGAL ADVICE REQUEST | NO MARKETING] *Lawyers: please do not engage with rule-breakers
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