When that happens, there is pain. That's life, and in most cases it is fair considering the circumstances. The bottom line is that I think that Mr. Sahakian is coming to invalid, unwarranted conclusions and making sweeping statements unfairly and carelessly impugning the motives and integrity of what my experience has shown to be a fine group of professionals. But we are all human and you can make the same statement about a cross section of any segment of society. This is a small, close knit community built on trust and credibility as much as track record and ability.
Reputation means a lot.
If anyone acted the way Mr. Sahakian implies most do, it would be very difficult for them to do business for very long. It just wouldn't be worth it even if some were so inclined. Sahakian is a lawyer. Nah, not from a lawyer. Perish the thought.