Saint Yves, also known as Saint Ives, is the patron saint of lawyers and judges. He was born in 1253 in Brittany, France, and became a priest and a lawyer. Saint Yves is celebrated for his dedication to justice and his compassion for the poor, often providing legal assistance to those who could not afford it. His feast day is observed on May 19th, and he is often depicted in art holding a book and a staff, symbolizing his legal profession and spiritual guidance. Many legal professionals honor him for his commitment to fairness and integrity in the legal system.