OK, well I was at a huge “save the earth” NGO and have multiple law school friends at NGOs and we all have crippling debt (yay) and do not look down on people with loans. I agree that many of my peers come from money, but not all of them do, and I can’t really begrudge anyone for their economic circumstances anyways.…

Maybe your firm is more understaffed but I feel like if I really, really felt uncomfortable and that I could not represent a client to my fullest capacity, I could take a pass and have another associate pick it up. Also, not that this really has anything to do with what we were talking about, NGOs do have morally…

“If you feel that there are cases that you have moral objections to and could not do, then you should not be a lawyer.” Um, what? This is just incorrect. Firstly, there are many different types of lawyers. If you’re talking about criminal defense work this work is irrelevant to tons of lawyers. Secondly, there are…