Because lawyers operate primarily in a court of public opinion, they have learned that in a crisis, it is best to quietly say as little as possible as soon as possible.

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Lawyers operate primarily within the legal system and courts of law, not the court of public opinion. Their strategies in a crisis depend on the specific legal and factual circumstances, and may involve public statements or silence, depending on what best serves their client's legal interests.

Because Lawyers Operate Primarily in a Court of Public Opinion