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You'd be surprised about the number of things people hide from their lawyers.
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SwiftOnSecurity v32
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Can I get some expert advice on the +/- of leaving out meetings with Russians, when talking to your national security lawyer. @BradMossEsq twitter.com/fordm/status/8…
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Adam Rawnsley
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Remind me what the point of hiring a lawyer is if you're not going to tell them about the things you need advice on?
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SwiftOnSecurity v32
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idk I've always figured lawyers are like a doctor giving you a physical, they've already seen way weirder stuff
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Adam Rawnsley
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Seems like the thing you're most worried about would align with the thing you most need legal advice about. But people are dumb.
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(((aweisburd)))
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It's just that people who seek out legal assistance are often engaged in illegal activities, and lying comes easily. Honesty? Not so much.
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Need To Know Basis
@Render64
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Jul 31 |
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That...
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Bradley P. Moss, Esq
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(((aweisburd)))
@webradius
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For a corollary, see the OC interest in having a lawyer in the family. A son-in-law will suffice. Perhaps even a daughter-in-law.
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(((aweisburd)))
@webradius
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If the lawyer is not family by blood or marriage, and the lawyer is trusted, then you know the lawyer is a partner in the business.
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Curious
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Perhaps not when it comes to the T family. Each type of specialized attorney has seen sg weirder in his own area of expertise, but then (1
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Curious
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there may be 2-3 other areas they don't have the depth in? (2
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