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Legal Affairs Magazine Offhandedly Insults Practicing Lawyers

I thought that Evan Schaeffer would have picked up on this story by now.

Legal Affairs, apparently an important magazine covering legal issues, is conducting a poll to name the Top 20 Legal Thinkers in America. The list of candidates includes Academics, Judges and Writer/Commentators.

Uh, what about practicing lawyers? I guess my lawyer friends and I don't count as "thinkers" in the rarefied air found in the halls of Legal Affairs.

Despite my apparent deficiencies as a "thinker," I have a few thoughts about Legal Affairs magazine and the attitude it embodies. I doubt, however, that Legal Affairs will find them in the top 20 thoughts directed its way in 2004.

It's great that blogs are going to make publications like Legal Affairs totally irrelevant.

Posted by dmk on December 15, 2004 04:59 PM

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