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“Football and Teaching Law to Your Clients”
I picked this piece up from a quirky blog called lawyerist.com, and dove right in, given my own romance both with law and with football. Lawyerist is, of course, written by lawyers and/or consultants to lawyers, for lawyers — advice … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged Interpreting lawyers, plaintiff's advice, Talking to plaintiffs
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Plaintiffs behaving foolishly 3
Back again to the New York Times piece about the songwriter who claimed a song was stolen from her, was right, and won her case. It occurs to me now that this plaintiff, who acted pro se [for herself, i.e., … Continue reading
Posted in The Facts of Life
Tagged Crazy clients, discovery documents, Interpreting lawyers, law and the courts, legal causes of action, settlement negotiations, situations demanding lawsuits, Talking to plaintiffs, Understanding lawsuits
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The Case of the Disappeared Plaintiff
I’m having the strangest experience. During the process of filing a grievance against my personal injury lawyers (the whole history is under the Sidelines category “Problems with your lawyer”), I demanded that Dinkes & Schwitzer — who claimed that my entire … Continue reading
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Tagged communicating with lawyers, depositions, discovery documents, Experienced plaintiff, how lawyers drive clients crazy, Interpreting lawyers, Lawyers, legal contingency cases, personal injury lawsuits, problems with lawyers, settlement negotiations, Talking to plaintiffs, Understanding lawsuits
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