The Excellent Results From Specializing In Litigation
A formidable firm.
A formidable firm.
Time feels like it is always of the essence but, sometimes, you need to go slow and give your case the time it demands.
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
The cliche about being a lifetime learner has to be true for the trial lawyer if she wants to keep winning for her clients.
What matters is not what you consider is important and relevant; what matters is what your deciders -- the jury, the judge, the arbitrator -- think is important and relevant.
I finally realized that there was no One Way To Rule Them All when it came to closings.
It is possible to love your job.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
He loved to tell stories, no matter the audience. And it was that trait, among many others, that made him such a skilled litigator.
PLI is assembling a panel of experienced litigators and expert witnesses to demystify some of the most common challenges.
The battle for equality.
Legal analytics do not introduce a new way to litigate cases; they simply uncover and surface insights that can be placed in the hands of a skilled litigator to take that reason, analysis, and persuasion to the next level.
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Change is here to stay.
Control your ego and your desire to be liked if you want to serve your clients the right way.
Get out there, meet other lawyers, share your thoughts with them, and they will want to share their thoughts with you.
A 'great dichotomy' emerges between federal and state court.
We would serve our clients better, be more efficient, win more for them, and likely enjoy ourselves more if we had systems to do what may seem like unsystematic work.