Original post by behxshtaa
hes a corporate solicitor
then why is he in court representing clients that's what barristers do?
Original post by ToGodly
then why is he in court representing clients that's what barristers do?
he is an american corporate attorney in a different procedural system to ours in England. He can represent clients in court if he so wishes.
I am not so precise with the terms, I just see in Harvey a lawyer, a good one.
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