
Always Be Learning
The cliche about being a lifetime learner has to be true for the trial lawyer if she wants to keep winning for her clients.
The cliche about being a lifetime learner has to be true for the trial lawyer if she wants to keep winning for her clients.
The typical sales adage of deferring to the customer’s judgment does not apply to us. But loyalty to the client’s needs remains our paramount concern.
"Decrypting Crypto" is a go-to guide for understanding the technology and tools underlying Web3 and issues raised in the context of specific legal practice areas.
You win for your clients by working very hard and by being creative. But they and others may not understand that, so you must live with the reality that appearance matters more than you’d like.
It is prudent to say nothing when saying something would not advance your cause.
The best team planning comes from understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each person.
Trial lawyers serve their clients best by not simply being creative, or working hard, important as those are, but considering everything relevant (and we generally don’t do that alone).
A culture of innovation with strategic AI like Lexis+ AI is revolutionizing law firms by boosting efficiency and deepening client relationships.
At least no one's questioning gravity. For now.
Bring solutions, not problems.
We trial lawyers like to think of ourselves as intellectuals, and maybe we are (maybe), but while we may focus on our minds, we cannot do this job well unless we tend to our hearts and bodies as well.
No matter what style you have, there is a firm or company that will have the same litigation philosophy as you.
Transcript Genius is a ‘very well-behaved’ partner.
We need to keep expanding and pushing: handle new work. Work with new people. Try to get new kinds of clients. Read new articles.
Courts and arbitrators and jurors want to apply the law, and they do. But it is the facts which will persuade.
The view of many lawyers is that the disputes we handle are too complicated for juries to decide. They’re wrong.
We lawyers really, really love to talk (and to write). But our listeners don’t need all that talk and writing. Communicate tactically to win.
You and your team will be happier -- and do better work for your clients -- if you have a lot to do.