I am seriously tired of the monotonous lifestyle that this profession is making me lead. Literally, just drafting things, occasionally appearing before courts, and getting involved in regular/mundane stuff related with persisting the existence of 'somehow surviving' law office of my mentor.

This makes me wonder, why isn't the legal fraternity, especially the younger lot, focusing on doing something innovative/imaginative with our law degrees? We all know this deep down in our hearts (at least I can presume this) that most of the law offices in the country are just legal shops which are floating in the market due to the motion of big transactions between organizations of higher echelons. And hardly these legal shops make the legal system any fluid for the organizations to settle their transactions/dispute expeditiously or without elongating the legal issues.

In such an ecosystem, the propensity to invent or innovate, develop upon ideas, for the overall betterment / progress of the legal system or the country in general, should have ideally been the point of emphasis. But instead, things really look dull and drubbing, where even the new chaps become helpless and settle down / or are forced to come to terms with unchanging/unproductive system in which we breathe. How do we deal with this?

No trolling please. Genuine query!!