>I wonder if it's really that rare for lawyers to look at a case from a strategic / economic point of view?
I'd say it's more likely that they're aware that their client simply isn't going to like the answer.
If a client is all fired up about wanting to sue someone you can caution them to reconsider, but at some point they'll just go "fine I'll find someone who will do what I tell them to". Litigation doesn't put people into an open & receptive mindframe normally.
I'd say it's more likely that they're aware that their client simply isn't going to like the answer.
If a client is all fired up about wanting to sue someone you can caution them to reconsider, but at some point they'll just go "fine I'll find someone who will do what I tell them to". Litigation doesn't put people into an open & receptive mindframe normally.