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 He is one of [[Mr. Burns]]' lawyers. Many times, he has shown up when [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] are in court (usually on the opponent's side) and quite often makes good points and wins over the judge.
-His most prominent client is Mr. Burns, but he has worked for [[Fat Tony]],<ref>"[[Bart the Murderer]]"</ref><ref>"[[22 for 30]]"</ref> [[Snake Jailbird]],<ref>"[[Penny-Wiseguys]]"</ref> [[Gil Gunderson]],<ref>"[[Dogtown]]"</ref> [[Timothy Lovejoy]],<ref>"[[Lisa the Skeptic]]"</ref><ref>"[[Pray Anything]]"</ref> [[Waylon Smithers]],<ref>"[[Moho House]]"</ref> [[Goose Gladwell]],<ref>"[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]"</ref> [[Disneyland]],<ref>"[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"</ref> the [[Sea Captain]] and [[the Frying Dutchman]],<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref> [[Sideshow Bob]],<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> [[The Mulk]],<ref>"[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]"</ref> [[Krusty the Clown]]<ref>"[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]"</ref> and [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] and the [[Itchy & Scratchy Studios]],<ref>"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show]]"</ref><ref>"[[Fatzcarraldo]]"</ref> the Duff Corporation,<ref>"[[Old Yeller Belly]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Frying Game]]"</ref> [[Movementarians]],<ref>"[[The Joy of Sect]]"</ref> [[Bart Simpson]],<ref>"[[Barting Over]]"</ref> [[Marge Simpson]],<ref>"[[Orange Is the New Yellow]]"</ref> [[ZiffCorp]],<ref>"[[The Ziff Who Came to Dinner]]"</ref> [[Jay G]],<ref>"[[The Great Phatsby: Part Two]]"</ref>, the [[Springfield Lottery]],<ref>"[[The Sound of Bleeding Gums]]"</ref> [[The Amazing Place]],<ref>"[[Heartbreak Hotel]]"</ref> and the estates of [[Charlie Chaplin]] and {{W|Jimmy Durante}}.<ref>"[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"</ref>
+His most prominent client is Mr. Burns, but he has worked for [[Fat Tony]],<ref>"[[Bart the Murderer]]"</ref><ref>"[[22 for 30]]"</ref> [[Snake Jailbird]],<ref>"[[Penny-Wiseguys]]"</ref> [[Gil Gunderson]],<ref>"[[Dogtown]]"</ref> [[Timothy Lovejoy]],<ref>"[[Pray Anything]]"</ref> [[Waylon Smithers]],<ref>"[[Moho House]]"</ref> [[Goose Gladwell]],<ref>"[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]"</ref> [[Disneyland]],<ref>"[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"</ref> the [[Sea Captain]] and [[the Frying Dutchman]],<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref> [[Sideshow Bob]],<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> [[The Mulk]],<ref>"[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]"</ref> [[Krusty the Clown]]<ref>"[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]"</ref> and [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] and the [[Itchy & Scratchy Studios]],<ref>"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show]]"</ref><ref>"[[Fatzcarraldo]]"</ref> the Duff Corporation,<ref>"[[Old Yeller Belly]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Frying Game]]"</ref> [[Movementarians]],<ref>"[[The Joy of Sect]]"</ref> [[Bart Simpson]],<ref>"[[Barting Over]]"</ref> [[Marge Simpson]],<ref>"[[Orange Is the New Yellow]]"</ref> [[ZiffCorp]],<ref>"[[The Ziff Who Came to Dinner]]"</ref> [[Jay G]],<ref>"[[The Great Phatsby: Part Two]]"</ref>, the [[Springfield Lottery]],<ref>"[[The Sound of Bleeding Gums]]"</ref> [[The Amazing Place]],<ref>"[[Heartbreak Hotel]]"</ref> and the estates of [[Charlie Chaplin]] and {{W|Jimmy Durante}}.<ref>"[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"</ref>
 Due to his broad range of clients, many of whom have clashing interests, it is likely that he does not hold any loyalties to any particular client. He possibly takes up work in contrast to his own values as he's depicted next to [[Mayor Quimby]] in an episode, implying he's his attorney despite being part of the Springfield Republican Party.<ref>"[[The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson]]"</ref>
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 It is also possible he works for [[Chett Englebrick]] and the Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships, since he accompanies Englebrick by the announcer stand in [[The Great Wife Hope]]<ref>"[[The Great Wife Hope]]"</ref>. However due to the episode's central plot of every man in Springfield being enthralled by MMA and the fact that the blue-haired lawyer doesn't exchange professional conversation (and instead gets quite heated at the notion of Marge Simpson shutting down the MMA ring rather personally "Crazy Dame! Nobody tears down Deceptagon!"), it's just as possible that Chett Englebrick and the lawyer may not have a lawyer-client relationship. That being said, due to his professional attire and close proximity to Chett Englebrick, it can be assumed that he's attending the stadium for his own pleasure and working for Chett Englebrick.
-While he's mainly seen as a defender in the show there are occasions where he appears as a prosecutor.<ref>"[[The Great Money Caper]]"</ref><ref>"[[Rednecks and Broomsticks]]"</ref><ref>"[[The D'oh-cial Network]]"</ref><ref>"{{ap|Krusty the Clown|episode}}"</ref> In one instance he is depicted as a part-time field agent for the Springfield Department of Commerce<ref>"[[Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]"</ref>, showing he does partake in other jobs aside from his career as a lawyer. The one other occasion in the show of him having a different job is when he's one of Burns' many financial advisors<ref>"[[The Old Man and the Lisa]]"</ref> but this does not come up again.
+While he's mainly seen as a defender in the show there are occasions where he appears as a prosecutor.<ref>"[[Lisa the Skeptic]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Great Money Caper]]"</ref><ref>"[[Rednecks and Broomsticks]]"</ref><ref>"[[The D'oh-cial Network]]"</ref><ref>"{{ap|Krusty the Clown|episode}}"</ref> In one instance he is depicted as a part-time field agent for the Springfield Department of Commerce<ref>"[[Homer and Lisa Exchange Cross Words]]"</ref>, showing he does partake in other jobs aside from his career as a lawyer. The one other occasion in the show of him having a different job is when he's one of Burns' many financial advisors<ref>"[[The Old Man and the Lisa]]"</ref> but this does not come up again.
 Whether he's a private practitioner or a member of a firm(s) is unsaid, but he does have an appearance as an attorney for [[Luvum and Burnham, Family Law]]. However it's unsaid whether he's a partner or a member of the firm. In fact if he is a founder it can be deduced that blue-haired lawyer's real surname is either Luvum or Burnham, but that's purely speculation.

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 He is one of [[Mr. Burns]]' lawyers. Many times, he has shown up when [[Simpson family|the Simpsons]] are in court (usually on the opponent's side) and quite often makes good points and wins over the judge.
-His most prominent client is Mr. Burns, but he has worked for [[Fat Tony]],<ref>"[[Bart the Murderer]]"</ref><ref>"[[22 for 30]]"</ref> [[Snake Jailbird]],<ref>"[[Penny-Wiseguys]]"</ref> [[Gil Gunderson]],<ref>"[[Dogtown]]"</ref> [[Timothy Lovejoy]],<ref>"[[Lisa the Skeptic]]"</ref><ref>"[[Pray Anything]]"</ref> [[Waylon Smithers]],<ref>"[[Moho House]]"</ref> [[Goose Gladwell]],<ref>"[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]"</ref> [[Disneyland]],<ref>"[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"</ref> the [[Sea Captain]] and [[the Frying Dutchman]],<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref> [[Sideshow Bob]],<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> [[The Mulk]],<ref>"[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]"</ref> [[Krusty the Clown]]<ref>"[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]"</ref> and [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] and the [[Itchy & Scratchy Studios]],<ref>"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show]]"</ref><ref>"[[Fatzcarraldo]]"</ref> the Duff Corporation,<ref>"[[Old Yeller Belly]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Frying Game]]"</ref> [[Movementarians]],<ref>"[[The Joy of Sect]]"</ref> [[Bart Simpson]],<ref>"[[Barting Over]]"</ref> [[Marge Simpson]],<ref>"[[Orange Is the New Yellow]]"</ref> [[ZiffCorp]],<ref>"[[The Ziff Who Came to Dinner]]"</ref> [[Jay G]],<ref>"[[The Great Phatsby: Part Two]]"</ref> and the estates of [[Charlie Chaplin]] and {{W|Jimmy Durante}}.<ref>"[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"</ref>
+His most prominent client is Mr. Burns, but he has worked for [[Fat Tony]],<ref>"[[Bart the Murderer]]"</ref><ref>"[[22 for 30]]"</ref> [[Snake Jailbird]],<ref>"[[Penny-Wiseguys]]"</ref> [[Gil Gunderson]],<ref>"[[Dogtown]]"</ref> [[Timothy Lovejoy]],<ref>"[[Lisa the Skeptic]]"</ref><ref>"[[Pray Anything]]"</ref> [[Waylon Smithers]],<ref>"[[Moho House]]"</ref> [[Goose Gladwell]],<ref>"[[Fat Man and Little Boy]]"</ref> [[Disneyland]],<ref>"[[Lisa the Beauty Queen]]"</ref> the [[Sea Captain]] and [[the Frying Dutchman]],<ref>"[[New Kid on the Block]]"</ref> [[Sideshow Bob]],<ref>"[[Cape Feare]]"</ref> [[The Mulk]],<ref>"[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]"</ref> [[Krusty the Clown]]<ref>"[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]"</ref> and [[Roger Meyers, Jr.]] and the [[Itchy & Scratchy Studios]],<ref>"[[The Day the Violence Died]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show]]"</ref><ref>"[[Fatzcarraldo]]"</ref> the Duff Corporation,<ref>"[[Old Yeller Belly]]"</ref><ref>"[[The Frying Game]]"</ref> [[Movementarians]],<ref>"[[The Joy of Sect]]"</ref> [[Bart Simpson]],<ref>"[[Barting Over]]"</ref> [[Marge Simpson]],<ref>"[[Orange Is the New Yellow]]"</ref> [[ZiffCorp]],<ref>"[[The Ziff Who Came to Dinner]]"</ref> [[Jay G]],<ref>"[[The Great Phatsby: Part Two]]"</ref>, the [[Springfield Lottery]],<ref>"[[The Sound of Bleeding Gums]]"</ref> [[The Amazing Place]],<ref>"[[Heartbreak Hotel]]"</ref> and the estates of [[Charlie Chaplin]] and {{W|Jimmy Durante}}.<ref>"[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]"</ref>
 Due to his broad range of clients, many of whom have clashing interests, it is likely that he does not hold any loyalties to any particular client. He possibly takes up work in contrast to his own values as he's depicted next to [[Mayor Quimby]] in an episode, implying he's his attorney despite being part of the Springfield Republican Party.<ref>"[[The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson]]"</ref>

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	Due to his broad range of clients, many of whom have clashing interests, it is likely that he does not hold any loyalties to any particular client. He possibly takes up work in contrast to his own values as he's depicted next to [[Mayor Quimby]] in an episode, implying he's his attorney despite being part of the Springfield Republican Party.<ref>"[[The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson]]"</ref>		Due to his broad range of clients, many of whom have clashing interests, it is likely that he does not hold any loyalties to any particular client. He possibly takes up work in contrast to his own values as he's depicted next to [[Mayor Quimby]] in an episode, implying he's his attorney despite being part of the Springfield Republican Party.<ref>"[[The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson]]"</ref>
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−	A scene where blue-haired lawyer was having dinner with [[The Rich Texan]], [[Miss Springfield]], and Mayor Quimby at [[Chuck Dukewagon's]] implies he may be one of the three's attorneys.<ref>"[[Married to the Blob]]"</ref>

	It is also possible he works for [[Chett Englebrick]] and the Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships, since he accompanies Englebrick by the announcer stand in [[The Great Wife Hope]]<ref>"[[The Great Wife Hope]]"</ref>. However due to the episode's central plot of every man in Springfield being enthralled by MMA and the fact that the blue-haired lawyer doesn't exchange professional conversation (and instead gets quite heated at the notion of Marge Simpson shutting down the MMA ring rather personally "Crazy Dame! Nobody tears down Deceptagon!"), it's just as possible that Chett Englebrick and the lawyer may not have a lawyer-client relationship. That being said, due to his professional attire and close proximity to Chett Englebrick, it can be assumed that he's attending the stadium for his own pleasure and working for Chett Englebrick.		It is also possible he works for [[Chett Englebrick]] and the Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships, since he accompanies Englebrick by the announcer stand in [[The Great Wife Hope]]<ref>"[[The Great Wife Hope]]"</ref>. However due to the episode's central plot of every man in Springfield being enthralled by MMA and the fact that the blue-haired lawyer doesn't exchange professional conversation (and instead gets quite heated at the notion of Marge Simpson shutting down the MMA ring rather personally "Crazy Dame! Nobody tears down Deceptagon!"), it's just as possible that Chett Englebrick and the lawyer may not have a lawyer-client relationship. That being said, due to his professional attire and close proximity to Chett Englebrick, it can be assumed that he's attending the stadium for his own pleasure and working for Chett Englebrick.

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	Due to his broad range of clients, many of whom have clashing interests, it is likely that he does not hold any loyalties to any particular client. He possibly takes up work in contrast to his own values as he's depicted next to [[Mayor Quimby]] in an episode, implying he's his attorney despite being part of the Springfield Republican Party.<ref>"[[The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson]]"</ref>		Due to his broad range of clients, many of whom have clashing interests, it is likely that he does not hold any loyalties to any particular client. He possibly takes up work in contrast to his own values as he's depicted next to [[Mayor Quimby]] in an episode, implying he's his attorney despite being part of the Springfield Republican Party.<ref>"[[The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson]]"</ref>
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		+	A scene where blue-haired lawyer was having dinner with [[The Rich Texan]], [[Miss Springfield]], and Mayor Quimby at [[Chuck Dukewagon's]] implies he may be one of the three's attorneys.<ref>"[[Married to the Blob]]"</ref>

	It is also possible he works for [[Chett Englebrick]] and the Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships, since he accompanies Englebrick by the announcer stand in [[The Great Wife Hope]]<ref>"[[The Great Wife Hope]]"</ref>. However due to the episode's central plot of every man in Springfield being enthralled by MMA and the fact that the blue-haired lawyer doesn't exchange professional conversation (and instead gets quite heated at the notion of Marge Simpson shutting down the MMA ring rather personally "Crazy Dame! Nobody tears down Deceptagon!"), it's just as possible that Chett Englebrick and the lawyer may not have a lawyer-client relationship. That being said, due to his professional attire and close proximity to Chett Englebrick, it can be assumed that he's attending the stadium for his own pleasure and working for Chett Englebrick.		It is also possible he works for [[Chett Englebrick]] and the Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships, since he accompanies Englebrick by the announcer stand in [[The Great Wife Hope]]<ref>"[[The Great Wife Hope]]"</ref>. However due to the episode's central plot of every man in Springfield being enthralled by MMA and the fact that the blue-haired lawyer doesn't exchange professional conversation (and instead gets quite heated at the notion of Marge Simpson shutting down the MMA ring rather personally "Crazy Dame! Nobody tears down Deceptagon!"), it's just as possible that Chett Englebrick and the lawyer may not have a lawyer-client relationship. That being said, due to his professional attire and close proximity to Chett Englebrick, it can be assumed that he's attending the stadium for his own pleasure and working for Chett Englebrick.