Textualism As An Advocacy Tool
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|This week I dive into the new book by Eli Cranon, my Nike Run Club app and BBC1 and textualism.
What I’ve Read, Heard, And Am Pondering This Week: March 7
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|This week I dive into the new book about Anthony Bourdain, the Conversations with Tyler podcast and my recent conversation with Tom Withers.
Embracing the Legal Fundamentals
with William Maselli
Blog, For Lawyers
|In this episode, the Maine-based criminal defense attorney breaks down broad legal principles and how these fundamentals can help shape the work you do in the courtroom. He also dives into the importance of collaboration and what his work as a composer has taught him about the practice of law.
Crafting a Cross Examination with Tom Withers
Blog, For Lawyers
|Every lawyer prepares for trial in their own way, but what matters to Savannah-based attorney Tom Withers is the level of organization that he can bring to a case.
The Future of Mediation with John Miles
Blog, For Lawyers
|John Miles of Miles Mediation & Arbitration, shares how the mediation process can bring more business to lawyers & satisfaction to clients.
Building Up Your Client Base with
Steve Murrin
Blog, For Lawyers
|The “Biker Lawyer” Steve Murrin built his own practice by focusing on connecting with the community through every outlet he could find.
The Importance of Prosecuting Animal Crimes with Jessica Rock
Blog, For Lawyers
|Georgia animal crimes prosecutor, Jessica Rock fights animal crime by helping both prosecutors and law enforcement identify animal abuse.
Bringing the Case into Focus with Robin Frazer Clark
Blog, For Lawyers
|Robin Frazer Clark says at the heart of being an injury lawyer is helping people in the worst of times. Find out more in episode #12 of The Advocate's Key.
Simplicity: A Recipe for Successful Litigation
Blog, For Lawyers
|What does Michael Pollen’s Cooked and The Rules of the Road by Friedman and Malone have to do with litigation?
3 Apps We Use to Get Things Done in Our Law Office
Blog, For Lawyers
|The more things changed for us during the pandemic, the more they stayed the same. We are a small but nimble office. We were perfecting the art of remote and distributed work before the 2020 came and forced the rest of the world to move in that direction.