Originally Posted by SallyRand

Attorneys are not actually trained in the practical aspects of the law but instead are highly trained in courtroom procedure, how to give a case perpetual life through incessant motions and filings, the generation and falsification of billable hours and most know dick about the internet in the first place. So-called internet law, except for 2257 and the CAN-SPAM act, is much more than vague and nebulous, so speaking to a legal beagle about it is tantamount to talking to a wooden post. Aside from that, attorneys are also trained to be deal killers rather than deal doers.

Practical experience in the field will trump a law dregree any day, which is why I seek such practical advice and opinions from those in the trenches.

Sally.