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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Want To Be Persuasive? Try Storytelling
Whether you’re writing or arguing a brief, or arguing your case to a judge or jury, how successful you will be depends, in large part, on how persuasive you are. And how persuasive you are can depend on how well you … Continue reading
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Tagged ABA Journal, Jeremiah Donovan, Lawsuit, Legal, Litigation, Philip N. Meyer, Storytelling for Lawyers, Vermont Law School
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Don’t Bet On The Wrong Horse
We all know the importance of having an advanced health care directive so that our wishes for our health care are followed in the event we are unable to make such decisions for ourselves. Certain types of directives call for the … Continue reading
Thinking of Representing Yourself? Do Your Homework
So you received a traffic ticket that requires you to appear in court, and you are thinking of representing yourself. Depending on the severity of the possible penalties (fine, points and even jail time), going it alone should be carefully considered, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Awareness, Court Clerk, Homework, Judges, Legal, Online Case Search, Pro Se, Traffic Court
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