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You're saying he's a bad lawyer because he represented difficult clients?
Do you have any complaints about the quality of his content itself?
I think your post basically amounts to you don't like this person, and that's fine, but we really should talk about the content they're producing and the flaws there in
Not sure how that second paragraph applies to him being progressive or not? So he sold things?
Yes he worked for Barnes and thirnburg but did he represent the pillow guy? Why did Devin leave the law firm? Did he disagree with their politics? Or what? Kind of an important piece?
Same for the company of akin Gump
As for outsourcing part. How does that make one progressive or not progressive?