Reviews for It's Someone Else's Problem: The Candid Work of a Lawyer Manga

This review contains spoilers. The reverse side of the work was also depicted, which was interesting. The content was real, and it seemed like the author was appealing that someone else's affairs could not be enough. The paralegal woman captured the readers' feelings, and it was easy to read.

This review contains spoilers. Countermeasures from the internet flames, which have now become a social issue, were interesting. The feeling of lightness on the writing side is real.

This review contains spoilers. I was watching a drama and read this one too. The drama is true to the original. The law has also been supervised, and the weight of the term someone else's affairs has also been conveyed. You will also acquire knowledge about internet troubles where anyone can be a victim or perpetrator. I'm not necessarily surprised, but I personally like it because it's so realistic.

This review contains spoilers. It cuts deep into internet slander issues. The client who received unfounded slander, an eccentric lawyer who clearly says things but can do a job, and the writer of the slander are depicted in an interesting, careful, and interesting manner. It looks like it will be made into a drama so I'm looking forward to it up to 3.

This review contains spoilers. The story about the housewife blogger's flames made me learn about whether there are such options... Instead of saying it was someone else's matter after all... I think the story where the lawyer got perfect results, and although it costs money, there is no need to cry and fall asleep was good. I think it's normal for people to have feelings of wanting to apologize, want to claim alimony, or want revenge if they are slandered for lies. And at the end... Kirihara Papa also saw someone else's affairs, and he was strangely convinced that his husband was a stranger.