Legal Professionals Should Usually Get A Lunch Break
Lawyers and legal professionals need to eat, too.
Lawyers and legal professionals need to eat, too.
Let's pour one out for meaning.
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Fit for a justice OR a toddler.
We got money for ICE, though, don't you worry!
Washington attorney trades tax codes for condiments at a cart called 'SHYSTERS,' because satire is now a small business model.
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Win or lose, these lawyers are going to be eating delicious food to resolve this rivalry.
Sorry, Diddy, but there's no 'spaghetti, fettucini, and veal' behind bars.
Seems like a silly way to lose your law license.
What theory of interpretation lands on 'tacos and burritos are Mexican-style sandwiches'?
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Even if people generally appreciate the free food provided by law firms, more shops should offer healthier food options for attorneys and staff.
What's next? You're gonna tell me the waitress doesn't actually like me?
Chef Dave Chang's frustration at the lack of respect for IP in the food industry is palpable.
My Bologna has a first name, it's S P E E C H!
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