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There Are No "Lawyers" Being Laid Off - Ramblings About Law Firms

By Brian Tannebaum, Esq.

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Like the newspaper at my front door, everyday I receive lists of law firms "laying off" lawyers.If you are laid off, you are not a lawyer, you are a tool, a device, a big or small firm expendability. Check yourself.Lawyers have clients. Clients have lawyers. If you are being laid off, you have no "client" to speak of. You are part of a team of lawyers that can handle the client, or your client is worthless to the firm. You are irrelevant to those you work for, and who you really work for is not a client, it is other lawyers.Time to think about working for clients. Isn't that why you wanted to become a lawyer, or were you one of the L.A. Law watchers merely entering this profession for the mahogany desk and nice views (paid for by your firm)?The country is filled with people calling themselves "lawyers" who entered this profession for the wrong reason...continue to full post

Full post as published by Criminal Defense on December 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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