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Or so says distinguished defense attorney Alan Dershowitz in this provocative documentary.
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America now has more than 800,000 lawyers. That’s four times the numbers of lawyers in the WHOLE WORLD. And 130,000 more lawyers graduate each year from our law schools. That’s unprejudiced one of the facts in “A Lawyer Walks Into a Bar.”
The only downside to this fun and fact-filled documentary is when it focuses on one of the annoyingly whiny “this-is-so-hard” law students who, after being eager in a very minor fender bender, calls her attorney FIRST and expresses her desire to launch litigation for her “wound and suffering.” When she appeared on cover, I wanted to *mute* the tv rather than listen to her self-serving diatribe and inane ramblings.
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Fortunately, that was a dinky fraction of the overall portray.
The yarn is focused on law students in Los Angeles and makes the point that law school tuition runs $30,000 to $40,000 per year, leaving these students with few choices but to originate making $75,000 a year suitable off the bat. Those with high ideals and hopes to invent America a better region for the terrible and needy, really don’t have many options, because of the high debts and student loans.
My husband is a trial attorney and when I first met him (thanks to Match.com), I wasn’t clear if I wanted to pursue a relationship with a trial attorney. Yeah, he was a better than the vinyl-siding salesman (whom I ditched during the first phone call), but a trial attorney? Yikes. But he made the point (as does Nancy Grace in this film) that when you’re under attack in the courtroom, you need a smart-cookie attorney defending you and pleading your case and/or your cause.
It’s a edifying film and it’s kind to attorneys and yet, one of the best parts is the “bonus” feature that shows scum-sucking bottom dwellers chasing ambulances in hopes of making a few speedy bucks. I recommend this documentary. Very engaging.
This is a very humorous documentary about 6 law students about to seize the California bar (the hardest of the nation) . The law students are a bit psychotic, rather neurotic, very nervous, and emotional verging on manic (ranging from assertiveness to doubt to failure) . Being a law student about to acquire the bar, I am very satisfied I am not going to recall the California bar!
The documentary also features comments from Nancy Grace, other illustrious lawyers and mentions some key cases and the huge settlements that have been granted in the US (Coffee too hot? ) . I watched this documentary with my friends, all law students, and we laughed, a lot, but with a hint of alarm in the laughter. Stout documentary to recognize, very exciting. Even has some lawyer jokes.
The Special Features also include a part on racy cases.
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