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When I first started writing about strata I came across a story about a residential village plan in the USA which was open to anyone … except lawyers. The developer reckoned that most people just get on with their lives and sort out their problems when they have them. But some lawyers’ knee-jerk response to any issues was to litigate, he said, or at least threaten to do so. Now this is a huge over-generalization (pace, all my lawyer friends) but we know there are some out there who, as I’ve said in the past, should wear tee-shirts with “LAWYER” on…
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Jimmy, Do you have a crystal ball, or do you read minds, or hack into computers? We have a LAWYER on our EC and the word ‘sue’ is thrown about repeatedly. So boring, to say the least.
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