From Execupundit comes this little video about clients and lawyers and friendship. It reminds me of the poem on Marriage by Kahlil Gibran. He advised marriage partners to be close, but not too close. In a similar way, a good lawyer shares his client's life experiences; but, never allows passion to outweigh good judgment.
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January 28, 2013
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Really an impressive post. The wise suggestion for to a good lawyer to share his client's life experiences; but, never allows passion to outweigh good judgment should really be adopted by the lawyers in order to become a reliable lawyer.
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