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: Blonde JusticeHow to Prepare For Trial: Step Two
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(continued from Step One, here)Now is the time to decide whether you are going to be a trial notebook (a.k.a. binder) lawyer, or a trial file (a.k.a. redweld) lawyer. Part of this is going to depend on what you were taught or what is the predominant culture in your office - I've worked in an office that didn't stock redwelds because everyone was into binders and I've worked in an office that didn't stock binders because everyone used redwelds.I suppose there may be a third camp, but I haven't read more
Full post as published by Blonde Justice on January 01, 2009 (boomark / email).
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