Nick's lawyers suck so fucking bad.
so like, "doctors make the worst patients" and all that shit notwithstanding, what should they be doing? how should they handle the situation?
suppose you have a client who is a (non-practicing) attorney who knows just enough about the law to have very strong opinions about how to handle the case but not enough to actually make competent arguments. you can:
- file whatever the fuck the client asks you to file, no matter how dogshit, because the client believes its in their best interest, and you just carry out their wishes.
- refuse to file whatever the fuck your retard client asks you to file and risk getting fired/replaced in order to save yourself the embarrassment of filing dogshit
- file whatever the fuck you want because you think it is in the best interest of your client, regardless of what they think.
they obviously haven't gone option 2, since they're not fired and they're still filing dogshit. so it's a choice between filing dogshit at nick's behest, or filing dogshit on their own and nick so happens to approve of it.
i guess i'm just trying to think of the upside to filing dogshit like this. is "my client made me do it" a good defense? like, suppose nick sues them for malpractice with whatever pennies he has left for failing to zealously or competently represent him, the lawyer can say, "but your honor, our client, a licensed attorney, approved of and condoned each and every one of our filings and approved of our legal strategy and we all, as a team, firmly believed it was in our client's best interest to pursue this approach." does that work?
i just find it hard to believe that nick's attorneys, presumably adults, are so retarded as to not have any plausible deniability for filing dogshit. then again, i don't put it past nick to find a literal retard to represent him. i could go either way.
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No matter what he does for the rest of his life, he will forever be known as the man whose nine-year-old daughter tested positive for cocaine. If only somebody, a friend perhaps, had warned him to pull up from his nosedive while there was still time.
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S, plural. is that a big reveal or did i miss something?