Most legal jokes aren't much help in understanding commercial lawyers, since the stereotypical ambulance-chaser dominates humour about the profession. So if lawyers want to understand their image in the wider business community they could do well to look at jokes usually reserved for accountants and economists (there are quite a lot).
June 11, 2009 at 05:57 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Have modern law firms sacrificed personality?
Most legal jokes aren’t much help in understanding commercial lawyers, since the stereotypical ambulance-chaser dominates humour about the profession. So if lawyers want to understand their image in the wider business community they could do well to look at jokes usually reserved for accountants and economists (there are quite a lot).
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