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Most of the important lessons are variations on the fact that much of what clients think they know is wrong, and some of what we all learned in law school no longer applies. This article is... Read more
Unlike followers of Perry Mason and his winning cases on cross-examination, a good trial lawyer knows that the most important part of a presentation is the direct examination. This is where... Read more
Overwhelmed by the task of writing a persuasive closing argument? Here's how to draft a persuasive closing argument in five easy steps. Read more
Whether you are at work, at home or elsewhere, a B.I.F.F. response can save you time and emotional anguish. The more people who handle hostile mail in such a manner, the less hostile mail th... Read more
It's important that adults make decisions that are in the best interest of the child, while still empowering their voice and feelings at the same time. Read more
If you think you're going to be in a difficult situation, remind yourself of these two steps before you start talking. And if you're in the middle of an argument, you can always shift to thi... Read more
When it comes to the matrimonial affairs of same-sex couples, their drafting considerations differ from heterosexual couples. Read more
Divorce settlement negotiations are neither the beginning nor the end of your relationship. Here are some tips to keep you grounded and on track when facing this situation. Read more
In personal injury cases, the use of formal discovery is routine. Failure to do so may, in fact, be negligence. But, family law is not personal injury law. In fact, in many - if not most, fa... Read more
When business is good, you’re scrambling to keep up with your caseload and not marketing at all. Bad idea! Use these 5 rainmaking habits for success. Read more
