Aiding and Abetting

Going to send this telling to the places that rate lawyers as Super Lawyers.

Watch them jump up and down on the Psychiatry Band wagon about yours truly.

Sorry pricks and cunts, but they don't let crazy and unstable people fly airplanes FAA 2852301. No, I don't fly remote control airplanes. I have passengers. RC "pilots" are gay...

Remember, I'm not the one on Prescription psychiatric mind-control drugs. 

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THIS ONE STRUCK A NERVE.

That's what lawyers do when they consciously look out for their own.

That's why you need this client-friendly letter of engagement.

https://dictionary.findlaw.com/definition/concert-of-action.html

Its a violation of  a Model Rule of Professional Conduct

"There are two main contexts in which a lawyer can be caught up in an in-concert liability claim based upon legal services provided to a client.  The first is the claim that the lawyer aided the client in committing a tort (usually fraud) on the third party.  The second is the claim that the lawyer aided the client, or even caused the client, to breach a fiduciary duty to the third party.  The former context is the circumstance in which courts, relying on the Restatement (Second) of Torts, have typically envisioned application of in-concert liability for lawyers.  The second context is where most lawyers are actually sued for in-concert liability – and it is usually the more difficult circumstance for lawyers to foresee and avoid."

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