Why Lawyers Suck!: Hacking the Legal System, Part 1
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (681 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 061595216X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 184 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-09-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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Buy and read this book before you make that call. If you have ever been represented by a lawyer, I would bet that you wish you had read this book first. If you need to be represented by a lawyer you must read this book first. If nothing else, this book could save you thousands of dollars in legal fees. Better yet, this book may help you come to your senses and not even bother diving head first into a losing cause. This has NOT b. "Fueled by Fear and Adrenaline" according to NS. Fascinating introspection on the legal profession. This is a must read for anyone approaching a legal hassle.Ms Kramer's chapter, "Fueled by Fear and Adrenaline" was an eye-opener. Lawyers are not the only group for which the description could apply. This is a must-read for teachers, law enforcement officers, and parents, as well as attorneys and their clients.!Enjoy and think it. Felena Hanson said "I should really learn how to think like an attorney. As a business owner, I've often said, "I should really learn how to think like an attorney." Well this book does just that! It really helped me understand where an attorney is coming from and how the "system" is set up.I especially loved the section titled "Lawyers are trained to make everything complicated." This really helped me think through some of my contracts and how I coul
MELODY A. KRAMER is a veteran trial lawyer, speaker, author, and established innovator in the legal industry. She is also the founder of Legal Greenhouse, a think tank for innovative solutions to systemic problems in the legal/judicial system.
KRAMER is a veteran trial lawyer, speaker, author, and established innovator in the legal industry. . About the Author MELODY A. She is also the founder of Legal Greenhouse, a think tank for innovative solutions to systemic problems in the legal/judicial system
Interspersed are helpful hacks—practical tricks you can use right away to keep lawyers from ruining your life.. This sometimes humorous, sometimes disturbing exposé shares stories of the author’s first terrifying first experiences in a law school classroom, the first time she made a witness cry, the harsh realities of day-to-day lawyering, and why it is easier to invade a small country than file papers in some courthouses. Take the mystery and fear out of dealing with lawyers! * Is your lawyer more interested in taking your money than solving your legal problems? * Does your lawyer forget everything you tell him/her at court? * Is your lawyer unable to give straightforward, simple answers to any question? Stop feeling power