Preface |
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1 Dialogue and law - new horizons |
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1.1 Legal thinking in context |
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1.5 Lawyers in Wonderland |
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1.6 Our communications age |
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2 Law as communication, communication as law |
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2.2 Changing legal communication |
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2.3 Your communication issues |
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2.4 Communication as access to justice |
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35 | (4) |
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2.5 Technology and the law |
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PART I THE COMMUNICATING LAWYER |
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3.1 Contest, persuade, consult or resolve? |
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4 Collaborative lawyering |
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4.5 The collaborative process |
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4.6 A collaborative LegalTech ecosystem |
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4.7 Women's LegalTech problem |
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4.10 Generational differences |
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4.11 Boundaries of collaboration |
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4.12 Broken business model? |
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5.1 Infusion not cascading |
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5.6 Face-to-face communication |
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6 Changing paradigms - confront or collaborate? |
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PART II THE DIALOGUE BOX FOR LAWYERS |
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7 Introducing the Dialogue Box |
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7.1 Using the Dialogue Box |
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7.2 Practical steps: ready to dialogue? |
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8.1 Facts, norms and language |
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8.2 Knowledge and unknowns |
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8.3 Rational decision-making |
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8.4 Building the learning legal unit |
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8.5 Practical steps: Zone 1 - Intelligence |
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9.1 Emotion, judgement and power |
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9.3 Emotionally intelligent decision-making |
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9.4 Practical steps: Zone 2 - Emotion |
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10 The Interpretation Zone |
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10.1 Agreement as a matter of interpretation |
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10.2 Interpreting intention |
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10.4 Finding intention in statutory interpretation |
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10.5 Interpreting' ordinary meaning' |
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10.6 Reading interpretatively |
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10.8 Practical steps: Zone 3 - Interpretation |
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11.1 Narrative and persuasion |
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11.2 Enhancing legal narratology |
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11.5 Understanding and using the narrative |
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11.6 Practical steps: Zone 4 - Narrative |
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12.1 A word about dialogue |
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12.2 The lawyer-client dialogue |
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220 | (2) |
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12.4 Constitutional dialogue |
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12.5 Practical steps: Zone 5 - Dialogue |
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Index |
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