Re:We Are All Lawyers Now – The Rise of the Legalish
by drchiu on Tuesday October 23, 2018 @12:11PM
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It's almost a right of passage to be part of the "trade", so to speak. Same thing goes for doctors. When a doctor recognizes the counterparty is a a fellow physician, the conversation changes to reflect that. There are exceptions (as do all things in the world), but this professional courtesy happens regardless of whether the two parties have ever had a prior relationship.
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Re:We Are All Lawyers Now – The Rise of the Legalish
by bwanab on Tuesday October 23, 2018 @01:18PM
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Is that really any different than a python developer explaining a piece of code changing the conversation when they realize they're speaking to someone else that's also a python developer?
Re:We Are All Lawyers Now – The Rise of the Legalish
by someguydave on Tuesday October 23, 2018 @02:40PM
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Yes but in that case disputes between developers can ultimately be resolved by examining the source code. In the case of lawyers nobody can really give you an unambiguously correct answer except in a judgement in court for one case and one set of circumstances.