Why is it hard to argue with a lawyer?

Lawyers are very very good at picking up little bitty inconsistencies and using them to rip your arguments apart. This is something we must be able to do, because we have to be able to differentiate between cases. read more

Since lawyers do not always have the choice which side of the parties to a litigation they would argue in a court of law they develop an instinct to see things from different perspectives. This may not be true for a person who is not a lawyer. Thus it may become hard to win an argument with a lawyer. read more

3. Practicing law in transactional areas is nothing more than acting as a conduit for paper on its long, tortuous journey from the forest to the landfill. 4. Only two people ever cared that I was a lawyer: my wife and my mother, and my wife, not so much. 5. Every lawyer I know wishes he or she was doing something else for a living. read more