Appellate Practice
Aug. 6, 2015
Be aggressively reasonable in your briefs
Most litigators have no trouble being aggressive. But they think being reasonable is the opposite of being aggressive. It isn't. You can do both. And doing both pays off: It helps you win.
Myron Moskovitz
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Most litigators have no trouble being aggressive. But they think being reasonable is the opposite of being aggressive. It isn't. You can do both. And doing both pays off: It helps you win.
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