“Advocacy may not be dead, but it's certainly on life support,” said Roy Black, a Miami trial lawyer with more than five decades of courtroom experience.
February 16, 2023 at 05:00 AM
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Roy Black has a warning for all lawyers who take advocacy for granted: “I just think that advocacy may not be dead, but it’s certainly on life support and it needs a lot more attention by the bar and the public. Otherwise, we’re going to lose our adversary system of justice.”
The legal legend is a partner at Black Srebnick in Miami. He has seen 53 years of lawyering.
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Roy Black, Founding Partner, Black Srebnick. Credit Courtesy
