You noticed!
An array, in almost every programming language, is the plainest way to hold a set of things: an ordered, indexed collection, each item independent, each one addressable, all of them working as one structure when you need them to.
That is, roughly, what this firm is. Array is not a law firm in the traditional sense – no shared partnership, no single office, no hierarchy to climb. It is a small, indexed set of independent IT lawyers, each practising on their own account, who show up together, in whatever combination a matter requires, under one name.
So “Array is an array” isn’t really a metaphor. It’s closer to a type check that happens to return `true`.
This page is not linked from anywhere. If you are reading it, you went looking – which, for what it’s worth, is exactly the kind of curiosity we like working with.