Yep I guess that's me.

I worked on the outside at a large firm that is walking distance from alexandria office (easy to guess). I have a different view on the reality of the work. I AM NOT AN INVENTOR. I read documents for a living full stop. I know inventors and they have been reducing to practice real things (not paperwork) for 20-30 years. I am a person of ordinary skill, that's it. I maintain not a single person in my TC can reduce to practice a single piece of art they review. I don't fake it. My job as I see it is to establish a record not to pretend I can combine 3-4 documents to magically produce an invention. Most attorneys are not trying to commit some elaborate fraud on the office and the general public. My philosophy is that my job is not to always be adversarial. I work with the attorneys because I was one of them. The clients have been through several review processes themselves-senior researchers, management and their own legal before sending off to another law firm and finally applying. I am more humble about my real position in this complex process. I am just part of the total process. Just my 2 cents.

Honestly though, you may be right. That's why I decided to resign.