Question: Would the practice of law be more satisfying and rewarding without clients?
Anyone answering “no” hasn’t practiced long, or has found a niche so desirable that many of us would pay to work there. Truth be told, a constant refrain among litigators is that the issues are great. The clients? Well, anger comes in many corrosive forms.
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