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Front Page

Oct. 9, 2002

Listen Up

Dicta Column - By Richard C. Neal - Most trial lawyers think the art of persuasion is their most important job skill. This being so, it is surprising how often seasoned lawyers pass up the chance to give a potent mediation opening statement aimed at persuading the other side's decision makers to settle on favorable terms.

        Dicta Column
        
        By Richard C. Neal
        
        Most trial lawyers think the art of persuasion is their most important job skill. This being so, it is surprising how often seasoned lawyers pass up the chance to give ...

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