September 3rd, 2002
NOTE FROM GEOFF:
Sorry about last week’s missing list — I moved the
Top5 Law chambers last week. But we’re back in
action and ready to go.
Top5 Law chambers last week. But we’re back in
action and ready to go.
The Top 9 Differences
If Lawyers Were Unionized
If Lawyers Were Unionized
9> Lawyers would be paid a lot of money for doing very little … Hey, wait a minute!
8> A properly filed subpoena duces tecum and Jimmy Hoffa would appear for inspection at the offices of undersigned counsel.
7> Making partner requires more paperwork to get out of the union than to buy into the partnership.
6> Picket signs would have 3 pages of fine print.
5> Courts would only be open from 2 to 3PM.
4> With Teamsters and lawyers suddenly on the same side, the country grinds to an agonizing halt.
3> Law Clerks fear finding a horse’s head in the book stacks during their next research assignment.
2> Out: Lawyer-client confidentiality. In: Omerta.
and the Number 1 Difference If Lawyers Were Unionized…
1> “Hey hey! Ho ho! The precedent established in People v. Catania, 21 U.S. 1038 (1976) has got to go! Hey hey! Ho ho! … ”
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Credits:
Selected from 63 submissions from 10 contributors.
Today’s Top 5 List authors are:
Brian E. Foster, Fairfax, VA — 1 (4th #1!)
Dawson E. Rambo, Santa Rosa, CA — 2
Jeff Gordon, Raleigh, NC — 3, 5
Nick Ortiz, Somerville, MA — 4
Bill Wickart, Hillsboro, OR — 6, 7, Topic
Slick Sharkey, Miami, FL — 8
Mark Weiss, Austin, TX — 9
Mike Ruiz, North Tonawanda, NY — Runner-up List Name
Geoff Brown, Ann Arbor, MI — Top5 Law Chief Justice