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Performing" is a word I use quite deliberately because one famous litigator actually insisted that a successful trial lawyer should be a "good actor". I guess we always knew that, but who expected any lawyer to actually admit it, nay, proclaim it as a virtue?
On TV the other night Jay Leno showed a night school flyer offering "Fiction Writing for Lawyers". He suggested that was redundant.
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