This blog post reflects on lawyers' ethics and professionalism through the lens of Richard Moorhead's book about the UK Post Office scandal. The author discusses personal integrity in legal practice, the importance of providing honest, pragmatic advice, and the need for lawyers to balance commercial awareness with ethical responsibility. The post highlights concerns around misleading legal advice, the adversarial nature of legal practices, and the necessity of integrating ethical training into legal competence reviews. Overall, it emphasizes the complexity of morality in law and the challenges faced by lawyers in adhering to ethical principles.