I don’t see the problem. It’s from a company called “Dragon Lawyers”. If it was idk “Flower Lawyers” they could put a flower with a tie or something. What is it with those snowflakes not being able to handle a decent watermark. It’s not like it’s somehow offensive.
I’m going to take a flying leap and assume you’ve never come close to court proceedings.
No serious law firm is doing full page multicolored graphics as watermarks. Flower Lawyers doing what you’ve described would get a similar response. If this was a picture of the lawyer for the case scowling instead they’d get laughed out of court.
What you didn’t see was, on the reverse side of these documents, the dragon lawyer has no pants on. He’s full ass-out. Just straight-up Donald Duck’ing it.
I saw tons of billboards in southwest Tennessee for a law firm called “Lion Law” and all their billboards had pictures of animals and some kind of play on words, like a picture of a snake and the caption was something like “divorce that snake in the grass today!”
I don’t see the problem. It’s from a company called “Dragon Lawyers”. If it was idk “Flower Lawyers” they could put a flower with a tie or something. What is it with those snowflakes not being able to handle a decent watermark. It’s not like it’s somehow offensive.
I’m going to take a flying leap and assume you’ve never come close to court proceedings.
No serious law firm is doing full page multicolored graphics as watermarks. Flower Lawyers doing what you’ve described would get a similar response. If this was a picture of the lawyer for the case scowling instead they’d get laughed out of court.
I assume you would only do that on like a sample document for a client or a draft, specifically so it won’t be used in an actual court.
What you didn’t see was, on the reverse side of these documents, the dragon lawyer has no pants on. He’s full ass-out. Just straight-up Donald Duck’ing it.
I saw tons of billboards in southwest Tennessee for a law firm called “Lion Law” and all their billboards had pictures of animals and some kind of play on words, like a picture of a snake and the caption was something like “divorce that snake in the grass today!”
And I was just like “damn, that’s kinda clever.”