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Clients Can Sometimes Complete Tasks Themselves
It isn't always a bad idea.
It isn't always a bad idea.
Clients really appreciate it when lawyers show up for them during their personal time, and such events can be great networking opportunities for lawyers to originate additional work.
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Asking clients what they want many times over the years -- with close to no exceptions -- has been a total waste of time.
While every client and every case is different, by following these simple steps, you can establish and strengthen your relationship with your client.
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Nobody expects to die at the courthouse on the way to a hearing.
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Good legal managers appeal to emotion -- not just facts.
Share your 'cheese' -- your time -- with all of your 'constituents' -- your clients. You won't regret it.
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Always remember that you owe a duty to clients to give them advice and follow their decision.
Does information pertaining to the representation of a client always need to be kept confidential?
These suggestions could be akin to the Ten Commandments for handling difficult clients and opposing counsel.
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Are you over-identifying with your clients or allowing your emotions to cloud your legal judgment? Stop it, right now.