Mario Borelli

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@BFW How'd your piece of shit team do today?

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@ASFleischman

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@kkesq99 @DanielJ2031 @SmTownWife @JuddLegum @KatieZacharia @WSJ No, there is no distinction, technical or otherwise. One who has graduated law school is a J.D., that's it.

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@WaqarVick And have grappled with Pacer at least once.

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@ItsMattsLaw

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@TXEquestrian @david_vehec @JuddLegum @KatieZacharia @WSJ They don't because it's wrong.

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@blondecpa0923 @SmTownWife @JuddLegum @KatieZacharia @WSJ There is not.

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@DanielJ2031 @SmTownWife @JuddLegum @KatieZacharia @WSJ You become a law school graduate when you get a J.D., and that's it. In the U.S. the terms lawyer and attorney are synonymous and you can't call yourself either without passing the bar.

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@FakeAngelof @cubsfan_esq You charge a fee for anything listed under "Lawyer" without passing the bar and you've engaged in a crime.

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@creepyduude @dieworkwear @brettachapman @atrupar My statement was in support of Derek's point and not related to Trump.

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@dieworkwear @brettachapman @atrupar David Boies, one of the most famous trial attorneys in the country, is well known for buying off-the-rack suits from department stores.

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@mattfreeman05_

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@AllThingsCivil Charcoal and navy suits, power ties. Suspenders and bow ties if the litigator is older or a young guy looking to be a character.

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@JoshPateCFB

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@AllThingsCivil @dohertytjp Wouldn't litigation privilege potentially apply?

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@bmarcello @mzenitz @CBSSportsCFB

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@BarstoolSC Trash program.

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@King_bj305 @Seahawks @NDFootball Nobody cares.

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@TomFornelli Gotta be the dumbest play ever, right?

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@azpatriot55 @okron8 @FFRF Because he's included among a number of traditional and historic lawgivers, including Menes, an Egyptian King, Hammurabi, Confucius and a whole lot of ancient Greeks and Romans. The art honors the concept of law across ancient cultures, not just one tradition.