Court Reporters Deserve More Respect
For a variety of reasons, court reporters perform a vital role in the legal process and deserve much respect within the legal community.
For a variety of reasons, court reporters perform a vital role in the legal process and deserve much respect within the legal community.
Respect must be earned, but sometimes it will not be given even if earned.
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* Just how long can we expect Neil Gorsuch to be on the Court? [Empirical SCOTUS] * Cherokee Nation is taking drug manufacturers to court over the opioid epidemic. [Turtle Talk] * Respect isn't weakness. [Katz Justice] * President Trump is going after LL.M.s. [TaxProf Blog] * Where is the line between the First Amendment and a bad decision? [The Hill] * High school "it girls" don't make partner. [Law and More]
'For every conversation you have, start out with respect.'
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Lawyers are ranked on par with prostitutes when it comes to trust. Lovely.
You can be a dogged advocate for your client and their interests while being collegial and respectful.