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Greg Shill

Greg Shill

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Professor of Law at Arizona State University • Student of firms, cities & transportation (and Seinfeld) • Papers: ssrn.com/author=887547 • Newsletter: gregshill.substack.com • Cohost, Densely Speaking podcast http://www.denselyspeaking.com/ • gregshill.com

👤 Joined on 05 Oktober 2023

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Ahson Azmat
29 Oktober 2026 15:29

I'm just a (very) junior law professor, but I spent 8+ years in big law before coming back to the academy. The framing isn't just puzzling, it seems totally inaccurate and a disservice to students to refer to law firms as "evil." Makes me question the judgment of a law prof making the claim, tbh.

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Dave Hoffman
29 Oktober 2026 15:13

It's not just biglaw! This is the practice of law. By the logic of the OP, it would be best for every commercial law firm, small real estate shops to massive multinationals, to just fold up shop.

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Dave Hoffman
29 Oktober 2026 15:03

What a puzzling framing. The **overwhelming** majority of Weil's business (by time, profits and people) was transactional & bankruptcy work.

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Ryan Hassett
29 Oktober 2026 01:53

True control is when you no longer need to lock the doors.

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Bjorn
28 Oktober 2026 22:44

I would simply lock the most important assets in the office overnight.

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