Tags: practice
They don't teach you that in law school.
There comes a point in practicing law where you just know the rules of what you do. ...for the most part you aren't cracking open a book or talking to private investigators much. Most of your time is spent not trying to figure out how to make a law work, but in figuring out how people will react to situations. more »
A rough summer for all, including lawyers.
The high gas prices of summer hurt not only the budgets of the average consumer and food prices, it hurt doctors and lawyers as well. With people driving less, and slower there were fewer accidents. Most of the doctors I associate with came to a near s… more »
Why do lawyers make me crazy?
A recent search query that brought someone to my blog was, “why do lawyers make me crazy?” It amused me, but it also brought up a good question as to why there are such strained relations between lawyers, clients and the people they oppose.
The most… more »
The Number One Complaint About Lawyers
For years now the number one complaint about lawyers by clients and the number one reason for grievances has been that the lawyer didn't return phone calls. What a ridiculous reason to have a client upset with you! I once worked at a firm where I and one paralegal had over 400 cases. It was a nightmare. more »
Customer Service and Grudges
Okay, maybe that is unreasonable of me. I don't hold many grudges. However, I refuse to do business there ever again. It is a matter of principle. Considering that in my personal life I am a very friendly and forgiving person, this decision is very uncharacteristic of me. It did drive home a very important lesson though. Customer service is key to business survival. more »
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