My law firm, which is not atypical in how it’s structured, counts 38 attorneys, 15 paralegals, two law clerks, a firm administrator, and various legal assistants, file clerks, billing and accounting folks, a cheerful receptionist.
Sometimes when people ask me what I do for a living, I say that I’m a professional bickerer. I’ve never really calibrated it, but maybe that’s how I more often answer after a particularly rough week..
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Credible. Adjective. Offering reasonable grounds for being believed or trusted. Credibility. Noun. Deriving from the word credible. He said, she said. Idiom. Often hyphenated as he-said, she-said. Refers to a type of argument or dispute where the truth is.
They’re beginning to flip like Tiddlywinks. Who exactly? Well, the ex-president’s ex-lawyers, of course. And more than a smattering of his ex-advisors more like a thundering herd at this point than a mere smattering. For one.