Attorneys, as creatures of precedent and habit, can be lulled into believing that a way to do something is the way to do it simply because that's the customary way it has been done. It's one thing when support for such a custom can be found in a statute, regulation or case law. It's a different story when the only support for a custom is that other people have done the same thing previously without pushback or consequence.
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