If any Attorneys represent Clients, they no longer represent those Clients.

Reword “Clients” to:-

A Client is an entity with a Name, a Class (being either Adult, Child, Business or State), a Worth (being a dollar value) and a Reputation (being Impeccable, Respected, Decent, Suspicious or Corrupt).

A Pool of Clients exists as follows:

• Casey Chamberlain: Suspicious Adult; Worth $1,000,000
• Morgan Chamberlain: Impeccable Adult; Worth $900,000
• Benjamin Chamberlain: Respected Adult; Worth $800,000
• Elizabeth Chamberlain: Respected Adult; Worth $700,000
• Isabel Chamberlain: Decent Adult; Worth $600,000
• James Chamberlain: Decent Adult; Worth $600,000
• Joshua Chamberlain: Suspicious Adult; Worth $700,000
• Anne Chamberlain: Suspicious Adult; Worth $800,000
• Robert Chamberlain: Corrupt Adult; Worth $900,000
• State of Connecticut: Impeccable State; Worth $100,000,000

Each Attorney represents a set of Clients, defaulting to none. Which Clients an Attorney represents is tracked privately by the Judge.

As a weekly action, an Attorney may take on a new Client by privately making a request to the Judge which specifies a set of Clients by the stats listed in the Pool (eg. “all Business Clients worth above $750,000”, “all Clients with the surname Chamberlain”, “Morgan, James, Anne or State of Connecticut”). At any time, the Judge may process a request chosen at secretly-random from all unprocessed requests that they have received. When such a request is processed, if the specified set includes any Clients (excluding non-State Clients who are already represented by other Attorneys), a secretly random one of those Clients is added to the set of Clients that the requesting Attorney represents. The Attorney is then privately informed of the outcome of their request.