Being a law student taught me to speak up and analyze things but when I started working and understudied to 3 senior lawyers (one of which was a former judge) I learnt to be quiet, to be foresighted and prioritize the knowing the whole answer and not a part of the answer. 1/4

Working for these seniors conditioned me to think 4 or 6 plays ahead; what options will this action provide?; to protect the client, to protect the firm and protect your integrity. Mavericks don& #39;t last and always gauge the risk and reward. They taught me to play chess. 2/3

I take those lessons with me & am reminded again of it. Be methodical, be patient, document everything, put your emotions aside for the time being because it is a risk to "the client" (the victim), "the firm" (the movement) and yourself. I said it last night, protect yourself.3/4

Idk who needs to be reminded but this app is only a part of the world and not the whole world. This is a privileged space where we escape to but the real world consequences of our words here, no one can escape from. Look after each other on this Sunday in this lockdown.https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="✌🏾" title="Siegeshand (durchschnittlich dunkler Hautton)" aria-label="Emoji: Siegeshand (durchschnittlich dunkler Hautton)">4/4