Michael
A crowd of people is throwing my law firm into chaos, or rather, my family's law firm. The workplace that my parents spent years, sweat, tears, and a lot of dedication building is being audited, dismantled, I would say.
"Mr. Harris, it's important that all work and cases be paused completely," I hear the voice of the bar's legal representative like a distant echo.
"Alright, I'll take care of that. What do we do with urgent cases?" Dan asks.
"Everything has to stop, without exception," the man says, annoyed.
"Some cases are really urgent and need to be continued," Dan insists.
"Submit a list, and we'll evaluate it to assign those cases to other lawyers. It's the only thing we can do," he responds after a while.
Dan nods, and they begin to discuss something that I gradually st
