"But What About My Goats?": The Roman Poet Martial on Lawyers

In a piece revisiting a 2015 article, the Roman poet Martial's satirical take on lawyers is highlighted, revealing timeless disdain for the legal profession. Martial's witty barbs about lawyers' greed and unethical behavior offer a fascinating glimpse into ancient perceptions of legal ethics. This sheds light on enduring issues in the legal field, suggesting that critiques of lawyers' conduct span centuries. The relevance of Martial's observations underscores the importance of maintaining ethical standards in law, no matter the era.

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