Murphy’s Law
An ambivalent lawyer cares hardly a jot
about whether he wins your law case or not.
An optimist one day, pessimistic the next,
if he’s your advisor, I fear you are hexed.
In the legal arena he just mills around.
His decisions are iffy, his judgement unsound.
An unusual confidant, when in a bind,
he’ll find it convenient to just change his mind.
So taking all factors into account,
as the trial goes on and the legal bills mount,
wrap up the case and accept your defeat
as a legal disaster you’ll never repeat!!
Prompt words today are optimist, arena, unusually, ambivalent, lawyyer andjot. Image by Ruthson Zimmerman on Unsplash.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Better to handle the case yourself in that situation!
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Isn’t that the truth 🤪
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I think I’d be inclined to fire that attorney and hire a different one!
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Murphy IS the law 😀
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This seems so plausible. I have sacked two
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I never have but the first lawsuit I was involved in, I swore I would do anything on Earth to avoid a second. The second one I was involved in made me even more sure I never want to become entangled in the system of law again.
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