Of course just like doctors, it cannot hurt to get second opinion, because lawyers are of course not all ethical or infallible.
Of course just like doctors, it cannot hurt to get second opinion, because lawyers are of course not all ethical or infallible.
I must admit that it often freaks me out to consider that other professions are just as messed up as the software world. For example, in medicine there is in all likelihood an equivalent to LISP and an equivalent to Java. Many hospitals might have invested in useless expensive machinery (Bea Weblogic, Oracle...), and now use it on their patients, even though better treatments are already available.
If not, I wonder how medicine has solved the problem that the IT world can't seem to get a grip on.
Also, anyone can just call themselves an IT consultant. You have to go through schooling and pass a test to become a lawyer. The barrier to entry is a lot higher.