Skills and Ethics in the Practice of LawAmerican Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on Continuing Professional Education, 1993 - Law - 250 pages |
Contents
Client interviewing | 3 |
Client interviewing | 9 |
Fact investigation | 15 |
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Action and Notes alternative dispute resolution alternative process appropriate arbitration areas avoid aware basic Brown & Company client interviews client's problem closing argument Code computer-assisted research consult contract costs court rules courtroom criminal cross-examination decision decision-making defendant determine develop direct examination documents drafting elicit evaluate the client's evidence exhibits explore fact investigation fact-finder factual familiar federal formal discovery identify issues judge jurisdiction jurors jury instructions lawyer should consider lawyer should evaluate legal research Legal Writing litigation litigation strategy loose-leaf services material mediated agreement ment mini-trial motions negotiation neutral non-binding arbitration objection opening statement opinion letter opposing counsel options participation in courses perjury Persuasive writing potential predict prepare pretrial procedures professional conduct questions relevant representation requests require seek settlement Shepard's Citations style summary jury trial theory tion tive United States Code verdict voir dire witness witness's Yes No Action ㅁㅁ ㅁㅁ ㅁㅁㅁ