what's the deal with all the desperate attempts to expose me as a non-lawyer?

[Altruist]

Hm yeah that makes sense, she was always tryharding studying, I doubt that she even has a single contact from uni at this very moment, I would probably do better than her in that aspect, but it is kinda brutal how much of the whole earning part of life is just nepotism and upbringing.

it's just that law isn't really that intellectually demanding, so, at that higher level, virtually everyone knows everything they should know. there are no movie-like moments where someone pulls up an obscure statutory provision that changes the course of the entire case, mostly because laws are public and it's really just a handful of them that regulate important issues. ofc, there are infinite bylaws in the positive body of law, but 99.99% of those regulate secondary issues relating to execution of court rulings and similar stuff