LAL #036 — Interview with W. Michael Boyer of Carolina Craft Legal

Law and Legitimacy

He tried to sit on this one, but I wouldn't allow it. This interview is with Mike Boyer of the Craft Carolina Legal group. As you know, I interview lawyers once a week or so. My goal is to take snapshots of what various lawyers do, how they came to be lawyers, what they like and dislike about the profession. Mike's practice areas are far different from mine: He actually advises and counsels people who make things and tangle with the regulatory apparatus of the state. Put another way, he has Job's patience. Mike is modest, too. An attribute I don't share. All lawyers stand at the intersection of conflicting desires and interests. We embody the hope of civilization, enforcing and interpreting the rules that set the minimal conditions of civilized society. Lawyers on ambassadors, plain and simple. Mike is the technical genius who makes Law and Legitimacy possible. He's a young lawyer, a new father and a bright light of a human being. Bask in the glow of decency he reflects. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/norm-pattis/support