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August 24, 2021
Writer
We work with clients who make and uphold the following promises.
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You promise to ask questions to verify whether your expectations about the process and players are reasonable and your attitudes rational. | |
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You promise to regularly read, learn, and practice a good "litigation temperament" throughout the matter. | |
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You promise to study and practice (alone and with us) to give effective testimony. | |
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You promise to carefully read everything we send you (e.g., letters, reports, articles, books). You promise to write down and ask questions to get the necessary clarity and understanding. | |
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You promise to use your best efforts to gather the evidence you need to get the best result. | |
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You promise to pay our invoices within 30 calendar days. | |
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You promise to productive approach to resolve any conflict and strengthen our relationship. |
We think it is reasonable to expect you to uphold these promises. But, we all make mistakes. If you do not uphold a promise, we will point it out, ask you to fix it, and move on.
If you refuse (or regularly fail) to deliver on your promises, we will enforce a matching consequence.
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