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El. knyga: Education of a Lawyer: Essential Skills and Practical Advice for Building a Successful Career

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  • Formatas: 214 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 13-Jun-2023
  • Leidėjas: American Bar Association
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781627227544
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  • Formatas: 214 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 13-Jun-2023
  • Leidėjas: American Bar Association
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781627227544
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This book is a delightful read that provides invaluable advice about the practice of law. Written for aspiring and young attorneys, the book is a font of wisdom on a range of topics: legal writing, speaking, handling clients, staying current on the law, and managing all the relationships typically encountered by lawyers. Derived from the author's decades of experience as a lawyer and teacher, the book is filled with stories and telling anecdotes. Some are hilarious, some are cautionary, but nearly all contain a nugget of practical insight that readers can apply to their own practice. Decidedly original and consistently entertaining, The Education of a Lawyer will make readers laugh, think, and nod in recognition. And most importantly, it will help readers to become better lawyers.

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Gary has distilled his decades of legal experience into a concise work that's full of sound advice and good humor. He makes a persuasive case that success in the practice of law is a deliberate accumulation of good habits, from court appearances to office supplies. His wisdom and candor on each of these topics will point you in the right direction. -- Matthew Butterick, Author of Typography for Lawyers Gary Muldoon has written an impressive book that will benefit both law students and practicing lawyers. He addresses the law school experience, the pursuit of employment, advocacy skills, and the need for maintaining a balanced life. The book is funny, concise, and filled with wisdom. Most importantly, Muldoon teaches that civility, respect, and adherence to ethical standards are critical to success. -- Robert Klonoff, Jordan D. Schnitzer Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School

Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction: Climbing Mount Ampersand xvii
Chapter 1 In Law School and Before
1(24)
Someone to Watch Over Me
1(2)
First Semester
3(1)
Letter to a First-Year Law Student
4(2)
School Rankings
6(1)
Types of Law Schools
7(2)
The Two-Year Push
9(3)
The Well-Read Law Student
12(3)
How to Talk Like a Lawyer
15(3)
Demonic Devices
18(2)
Law School Bingo
20(1)
Theory and Practice
21(4)
Chapter 2 In Search of a Job
25(28)
Resume the Resume
25(4)
What's in a Name?
29(2)
Don't Think, Do
31(1)
Hard Deadlines and Job Criteria
32(1)
"Small World" Stories
33(1)
Dressing for Success
34(2)
The Job Interview
36(2)
Beyond Email
38(2)
The Luncheon Meeting from Hades
40(3)
The Rejection Notice
43(1)
What and Who You Know
44(1)
While Waiting for the Bar Results
45(2)
Now That You're Admitted to Practice
47(2)
To Solo or Not
49(4)
Chapter 3 In Practice
53(36)
Be on Time
53(1)
Advice to the New Attorney
54(2)
It Can Be a Hardscrabble Life
56(2)
Handling Criticism
58(2)
Procrastination
60(5)
Purge Day
65(1)
Yes, Lawyers Do Laugh
66(1)
No Water Bottles, Please
67(1)
Two Cheers for Continuing Legal Education
68(2)
Becoming the Go-To Person
70(1)
Gossamer Wings
71(1)
Be Positive
72(2)
Turn Off Your Goddamned Cell Phone
74(2)
Small Law Office Hiring
76(1)
Minders Finders Binders Grinders
77(2)
Practicing Law on the Cheap
79(4)
The CYA Letter
83(1)
Reinventing the Wheel
84(1)
Along with the Internet, Interact
85(1)
Dealing with Jerks
86(1)
Grace Linder Pressure
87(2)
Chapter 4 Areas of Practice
89(16)
Appellate Practice
89(2)
Family Law
91(4)
Assigned Counsel
95(2)
Being a Defense Attorney
97(2)
The Soloist
99(2)
Thoughts of a Public Offender
101(4)
Chapter 5 In Court
105(12)
Being a Trial Lawyer
105(2)
"The Big Bang Theory" of Courtroom Oratory
107(5)
Respect the Judge
112(1)
After the Trial
113(1)
Better Angels on the High Road
114(1)
What's a Meta For?
115(2)
Chapter 6 Writing and Speaking
117(26)
It All Started with William the Conqueror
117(3)
I Judge You When You Use Poor Grammar
120(2)
Public Speaking
122(5)
One Size Fits All?
127(2)
Proofreading and Editing
129(3)
The Fontz
132(3)
Legal Writing and the Ugly Tie Contest
135(2)
A Good Writer
137(2)
The Lawyer as Writer
139(1)
More About Writing
140(1)
The One-Pager
141(2)
Chapter 7 Relationships
143(24)
Initiations
143(1)
Sandbox
144(2)
Snake Pit
146(1)
Tact
147(1)
Bridges, Not Barriers
148(1)
The Stories We Tell
149(3)
Smirch or Be Smirched?
152(1)
Networking
153(1)
Sharp-Elbowed Practitioners
154(1)
Living by the Sword
155(2)
When to Fire a Client
157(1)
Responding to Grievances
158(4)
Shot Across the Bow
162(1)
Client Control
163(2)
The GFY Retainer
165(2)
Chapter 8 Improving as a Lawyer
167(18)
Keeping Up on the Law
167(1)
The Burns Book
168(2)
Save Saturday for Education
170(2)
Perseverance and Inspiration
172(2)
Make a List, Check It Twice
174(4)
Mind Your Manners
178(1)
Learn from the Master, Learn from the Apprentice
179(2)
Changing Jobs
181(1)
Flateau
182(3)
Chapter 9 In Life
185(10)
Fit to Be Tried
185(1)
Outside Interests
186(2)
More Things to Read
188(2)
Something About My Father
190(3)
Pass It On
193(2)
References 195
Gary Muldoon is an adjunct professor at University of Buffalo Law School, and a partner in Muldoon, Getz & Reston in Rochester, NY. He is the author of several books on law. He resides in Rochester, New York.
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