Bill Koslosky blogs about the attempt to take Shakespeare's "First kill all the lawyers" (approx) line as actually being pro-lawyer, drawing on a Seth Finkelstein post.
I agree with Bill and Seth that it is hard indeed to take that line as anything but anti-lawyer. I'd only make two points:
First, one line of argument by the Shakespeare-didn't-write-Shakespeare folks says that the author of the Works must have been a lawyer because of all the legal language and metaphors, especially in the sonnets.
Second, clearly Shakespeare was thinking in the back of his mind, "But not the Berkman Center."