We work with clients who make and uphold the following promises.
Shared Vision
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You actively take responsibility and ask questions to ensure that your expectations are reasonable and that you have the clarity you require. You strive to avoid misunderstandings or gaps in knowledge. |
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. | |
You deliver credible and effective testimony that aligns with our case theory and your interests. |
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. | |
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. | |
We resolve any disagreements with respect, fairness, and a shared commitment to finding mutually beneficial solutions. After we resolve the issue, our relationship is stronger.
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You promise to take a productive approach to resolve any disagreement or 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.