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Finding a lawyer: Startling news about lawyer training
Yesterday’s New York Times (Sunday November 19, 2011), published on the front page of the first section an article entitled, “What They Don’t Teach Law Students: Lawyering.” The sub-heading was “Schools Leave Practical Training to Firms.” Needless to say, I … Continue reading
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Tagged how lawyers drive clients crazy, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, Talking to plaintiffs
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Trial or settlement: my broken foot lawsuit
There is no form of belief stronger than that which the ordinary English gentleman has in the discretion and honesty of his own family lawyer. What his lawyer tells him to do, he does. What his lawyer tells him to … Continue reading
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Tagged Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, legal causes of action, legal contingency cases, personal injury lawsuits, settlement discussions, settlement negotiations, what "contingency" means
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My lawyer called me! Hurrah
Just got a call from my foot lawyer. I was amused: he called to say that my letter to William Schwitzer—the name partner in the law firm I retained to get me through a lawsuit against a neighbor whose sidewalk … Continue reading
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Tagged how lawyers drive clients crazy, Interpreting lawyers, lawyer-client communications, Lawyers, legal contingency cases, Talking to plaintiffs
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