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Written by Vasanth Sarathy Monday, 05 October 2009 03:11
Legally Drawn is created by the very talented Vasanth Sarathy and is published on his blog www.legallydrawn.com
We will be featuring his future cartoons on Legally India.
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written by a guest, 05 October 2009 06:51
Am sorry, but......errrr.........someone's gonna have to explain the joke to me!
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written by a guest, 05 October 2009 16:55
i think it illustrates the dedication to a client that is necessary to be a great lawyer. Would you take a bullet for your client? What if you were getting paid by the hour for hospital recovery time? So there!
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written by a guest, 06 October 2009 13:27
Hmmmmm.......deep stuff this!
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written by JD, 06 October 2009 22:01
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On the contrary. It shows that 'dedication' cannot be absolute or at the cost of professional ethics. An astute lawyer must know when to accept a brief and when to say no. There is a reason the client is portrayed as a criminal in the cartoon. [...]
On the contrary. It shows that 'dedication' cannot be absolute or at the cost of professional ethics. An astute lawyer must know when to accept a brief and when to say no. There is a reason the client is portrayed as a criminal in the cartoon. [...]
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