Brittany Wilson: Hmm my understanding of the consequence of the Chevron decision lead me to believe lawyers will have quite a lot of work now (though they may not enjoy it)

Sorry to all my lawyer friends who spent a bunch of time learning how law works in the US. I had friends who were Flash developers and things turned out alright for them after they pivoted to C# or whatever. Hopefully there's an equivalent for our national legal system

Hmm my understanding of the consequence of the Chevron decision lead me to believe lawyers will have quite a lot of work now (though they may not enjoy it)

It's rather difficult to counsel your clients when the law doesn't matter, only the opinion of 5 or more corrupt assholes.

There is the lucrative career for "lawyers" who can divine the wants and needs of the Corrupt 6. "My legal advice to you is to look for the camper that John Oliver offered... It might now be a good solution for your legal woes"

Is it? Don't you just have to negotiate the size of the bri --- I mean, "gratuity" to arrive at the preferred outcome?

corrupt legal systems have lawyers too. arguably people have greater need of them when the legal system is essentially arbitrary: you need someone who already understands the arbitrators, has a good relationship with them, and knows what will get them to rule in your favor.

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