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Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins
I don't see the legitimacy of the analogy. Cassel is the face of the franchise. Jimmy would just be a lawyer in a massive firm. He's proven himself capable of doing grunt work and going the extra mile for clients. A seat at the table isn't the head of the table.
On top of that, HHM doesn't exactly value hard work or integrity. Look at what happened to Kim Wexler when the Kettlemans irrationally left. A non-one who sucks the penis of a boss would see the deal she secured for them and think she did a tremendous job, because 16 months in a county jail for 1.6 million of embezzlement is pretty damned solid in an Enron climate. Furthermore, they certainly showed no qualms towards ****ing the lynchpin of the firm over.
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An anesthesiologist isn't the face of the surgical team. Doesn't mean you want one that takes shortcuts in his duties on yours.
The practice of law isn't like a factory where supervisors can tell at a glance is workers are slacking off, and can inspect all goods for quality control as they leave the facility. Attorneys, even drones, have a great deal of autonomy in the execution of their duties, bound by their oath and their character.
But by all means, if you want to watch the show as a battle between white hats and black hats, more power to you.