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The evolution of man lawyers

26 October, 2009
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Among his many accomplishments, Alex Steuart Williams – with Graham Francis Defries – draws and writes the weekly Queen’s Counsel cartoon column in the Times. Williams has just released a new book of cartoons, 101 Ways to Leave the Law. From his website, a typical observation concerning the evolution of man lawyers:


The evolution of lawyers, by Alex Williams



Suggestions welcome as to where scruffy, messy academic lawyers fit in to this picture.

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One Reply to “The evolution of man lawyers”

  1. Boris says:
    11 May, 2011 at 3:42 am

    I like their cartoon drawing in Queen’s Council. Very funny. Thank god that they still have a great sense of humor. I would like to see their other drawing…

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