Re: [CollabLaw] Five-year practice requirement? Logic?
- From: ECSEsquire@xxxxxxx
- To: CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 22:47:08 EDT
In a message dated 6/6/2006 4:59:20 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
A young and energetic collaborator that brings great negotiation energy
and skill to the table, and brings about an agreement, but that
agreement isn't backed up by solid legal advice, has delivered an
inferior product that might be set asunder by someone with bargain
remorse later.
And how do we know this agreement was "not backed up by solid legal advice?"
Do you know how many people are doing their own divorces due to the cost --
and perceived lack of value they get from us???
I must respectfully but emphatically disagree with this type of reasoning. I
think it is reasoning from a false premise. "New" does not equal incompetent,
and the ethical canons address this. she wrote frustratedly...
E. Carroll Straus
Collaborative Lawyer
CA Bar Number 110028
restorative justice “is concerned not so much with punishment as with
correcting imbalances, restoring broken relationships — with healing, harmony
and
reconciliation.”
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