The final move of withholding files until they were paid fees was an unfortunate bit of writing. Totally against the rules of professional resposibility; considering they were already in front of the board of lawyer discipline, there's no way that would fly in real life.

I love square-cut thin crust. I think I might actually prefer it over deep dish or stuffed pizza.

Eh, people are basically brain-damaged until they hit between 22 and 26 years old. That's when brain development finally stops.

Gotta disagree there. L/G ended up effectively holding client files hostage for fees. That's wildly unethical, and I'm disappointed the show let them get away with that.

Never promise Crazy a baby.

This is why we can't have nice things.

Not particularly. The historical revisionism is particularly grating, though. That's one thing.

What a shitty, brain-dead movie. I get angry thinking about it.

The one thing I learned in law school…

Hard to argue with that, though the idea of a genuinely good sequel to the Matrix is still very compelling to me.

"deal with"

[window unit crushes pedestrian after falling 20 stories]

Nah, they just do that in post.

Now zoom in on dat ass.

And the narratives featured long gratuitous descriptions of their supermodel figures.

Ummmm…. ummmmmm……..

Great, you used the T-word. Now the NSA is gonna read everything on this site.

As we all should be.

Oh great now I have Sangiovese running out of my nostrils.

Ah, but what if it's a populist corporate lawyer? Eh?