I’m not sure I’d recommend that a young person go into law.
When I was starting out, it was more of a profession, and your worth was determined by the service you provided. Now it’s become more of a business, and your worth is determined by the fee you’re able to collect.
— An honest lawyer who happened to be passing through Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan when he was photographed by Brandon Stanton of Humans of New York.
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(Do you agree with him? Feel free to sound off in the comments.)