In a moment of self-reflection, a lawyer has amusingly acknowledged that he might need to curb his enthusiasm for speaking out of turn until his statements have been legally verified. This candid admission highlights the common pitfall of 'foot-in-mouth' syndrome, even among those well-versed in the art of argumentation.

The article humorously delves into the lawyer's realization that perhaps, just perhaps, it's best to have a legal safety net before letting words fly. After all, even lawyers can find themselves in a bind when their words run ahead of their legal advice.