I haven't been keeping up with the replies to "Lawyers," but has anyone mentioned The Verdict with Paul Newman? His valor is exposed only as a desperate means for redemption and self-respect after an otherwise normal lawyerly life chasing the dollar. Maybe the most realistic, although the verdict does conform to Hollywood happy ending-itis, and moving corporate courtroom drama I've seen. And don't forget Steve Martin's great performance in All Of Me! His invented diatribe against a dyeing blue-blood played by L. Tomlin, invoking the name of his father who toiled in a storefront law firm defending the rights of little people (after previously invoking the name of a father who, as a barber, wasn't afforded the opportunity to rape and exploit the workers as had Tomlin's ancestors) when Tomlin, trying to execute a goofy will and testament, is threatening Martin's corporate life for the previous barber outburst, is beautiful. Now that's a lawyer! ck