Thank you Bob. Your insight is crystal clear.

Of course, because attorneys can sue whoever they want whenever they want. They don’t need standing or a client pulling at their shirt sleeve whining “I have rights damn it, here’s my money, do something.”

Attorneys don’t draft more and more complex contracts for unscrupulous people who keep finding new and unique ways to breach their agreements; no, attorneys love drafting and proof reading increasingly complex boilerplate more than baseball and apple pie.

BTW, what’s the weather like on your planet?

I am guessing we attorneys are magicians too since we keep conjuring up all those clients out of thin air. Next time your kid gets taken away from you by neglect, I want you to practice what you preach and put out your hand and shake away. I think envy still is a deadly sin. False generalities should be, and vilifying people for doing their job is worse than a sin — it’s just plain dumb.

No more! We have an attorney for every 100 households in the USA and that attorney needs to feed his family, buy a BMW, get a 50 foot sailboat, and of course that 4,500 square foot house in the gated community and THAT takes money!

If all that luxury he/she requires takes $300,000 per year that means every household has to contribute in one form or another $3,000 towards the attorney’s upkeep.

We better all find second jobs….well, at least 99 out of 100 households need to.