Currently, I am in litigation with a subcontractor concerning his improper billing for labor charges and materials utilized in our new building. I have two lawyers on this one. I have no less than four trademark disputes at any given time which invariably involve an attempt to stop me from registering a mark which might have a few letters that also happen to exist in the name of some topical acne preparation. The opposing law firm, stocked with multiple attorneys, invariably fires off, after one hour of actual work, a standard computer outline consisting of thirty pages of interrogatories to be answered and requests for documents harking back to our first business license. I have a full-time FDA attorney on staff.
Lawyers are everywhere.
We have a country full of them. Too many of them. But they are missing a golden opportunity. And it's right there - right in front of them. Even those physicians who loathe such treatment and are intelligent enough to realize that food allergies are the real culprit in most such cases, play along in self-preservation mode.