jay.cee20 asked:


I’m a relatively new California attorney, looking for a good niche. I eventually want to have the option of going solo, or starting a small office. I realize being a general practice lawyer is too difficult, so I have been actively searching for a good niche practice. I recently received an offer to do commercial collections law with a small office. Generally, this consists of collecting on consumer debts online prescription medications through demand letters, filing complaints, and enforcing judgments. I am contemplating whether this is a good field (or a dying field) and what the market outlook is for this area? Will there always be a demand for commercial collections lawyers? It seems fairly standardized and manageable, which is attractive to me. But I need an area that provides me with a potential way to eventually support a private practice. I would greatly appreciate any input.

john M asked:


This is something that i have been wanting to know for a long time and that is how comes there are no women commerical airline pilots.

I have done alot of travelling and have taken dozens of flights and on every single one of those prescription online flights both the pilots have been men.

After all women are equal to men and there isn’t anything that they can’t do that men can do.

There are many women which have skilled jobs such as doctors lawyers engineers physicists etc and there are women serving in the armed forces such as the military and navy and even the airfocre and there are women police officers women paramedics and women fire officers.

Those are all skilled jobs but for some reason there are no women working as commercial airline pilots, there have been women pilots i know but none of them have ever worked for a commercial airline.

So why is this ?