Re: ADVENTURES WITH BLACK CLIENTS

"Helen" <@abuse.roman.gov> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> LOL!  If typographical errors and/or misspelling renders one a
> non-lawyer,
> then perhaps it could be said that you rendered an accurate
> assessment,
> however, attorneys are FAR from being perfect and they do
> misspell words,
> thus the analysis is based on a faulty premise (i.e., that
> lawyers don't misspell...even legal terms) and is mere
> opinion.  Perhaps the poster is/was a lawyer and perhaps
> he/she/it isn't.  "Legal eagles" have low paid assistants
> and/or secretaries to proofread their writings.  There have
> been instances of inaccurately used words in published books
> since day one.

Yes, but....

Like it or now, a BIG part of what a lawyer (or his clerk) does is making
sure that contracts are LETTER PERFECT.

With important stuff a high priced lawyer reads the final contract VERY
SLOWLY!  Because a high priced lawyer that lets mistakes go pass his final
review soon becomes a medium priced lawyer.