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Justice and Equity require constant and vigorous
advocacy, legal planning, and Courtroom experience..
Updated
04/15/2009
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A true legal
counselor must be strong enough to commit to the best course of action and
state it plainly. It demands certitude of character, ability to judge
risks, and a vivid understanding of the consequences. It is not for the
morally relativistic or the hand-ringing intellectual. Good advice is
based on ethical judgments and a foundation of common sense learned
through a life of observation and experience. Neither the young nor callow
can offer it because good advice is wisdom. But to give good advice
requires more than just wisdom, it requires the courage of ones
convictions. It is to stake ones intellect, character, and reputation on
what the actions of another person should be. It is when a client is
confused, and vulnerable that guidance and good advice is most profoundly
needed.
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