> Basically there's a winner and a loser to each court case. Average it
> all out and half of all lawyers lose most of their cases.
>
> That's partly why alcholism is so prevalent amongst lawyers.
>
> The fact that 90+%% of the no name SSI mental disability recipients on
> misclegal are losers all the time does not change the above truth.
>
>
> Bret Cahill
>
>
> "Never trust a man who doesn't drink."
>
> -- Steinbeck
>

> Basically there's a winner and a loser to each court case. Average it
> all out and half of all lawyers lose most of their cases.
>
> That's partly why alcholism is so prevalent amongst lawyers.
>
> The fact that 90+%% of the no name SSI mental disability recipients on
> misclegal are losers all the time does not change the above truth.
>
>
> Bret Cahill
>
>
> "Never trust a man who doesn't drink."
>
> -- Steinbeck
>

> Basically there's a winner and a loser to each court case.

> Average it all out and half of all lawyers lose most of their cases.

> That's partly why alcholism is so prevalent amongst lawyers.

> Bret Cahill

> "Never trust a man who doesn't drink."
>
> -- Steinbeck

>> Basically there's a winner and a loser to each court case. �Average it
>> all out and half of all lawyers lose most of their cases.

> Come to think of it, less than half of all lawyers could account for over
> half of won cases, easily.

>> Basically there's a winner and a loser to each court case.

> OK, let's assume this is true.

>> Average it all out and half of all lawyers lose most of their cases.

> Now, tell us how you "averaged" that out. Show your work.

> Remember that
> multiple lawyers may work on one case, and that each lawyer has a different
> case load. Be sure to look up the number of lawyers and cases.

>> Basically there's a winner and a loser to each court case. ?Average it
>> all out and half of all lawyers lose most of their cases.

> Come to think of it, less than half of all lawyers could account for over
> half of won cases, easily.

> That was just an example. �Alternately, 1/4 of all lawyers could be big
> losers and account for 3/4 of lose cases.

> Basically there's a winner and a loser to each court case. Average it
> all out and half of all lawyers lose most of their cases.
>
> That's partly why alcholism is so prevalent amongst lawyers.
>
> The fact that 90+%% of the no name SSI mental disability recipients on
> misclegal are losers all the time does not change the above truth.

> That doesn't change the fact that half lose most of their cases.