If those in need of the services of an attorney knew how much the personality and conflict-resolution skill of an attorney play into the outcome and expense of the client's case, the practice and business of law would be completely different.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mark-baer/the-personality-and-philo_b_3246689.html?utm_hp_ref=divorce&ir=Divorce
This is a very insightful article by Mark Baer. And, I'd advise every person searching for a lawyer to read it.
I strive to create and nourish healthy relationships with other attorneys. Why? Because great relationships with other attorney's help keep me sane and undoubtedly serve the best interests of my client. I am not hired to perpetuate ongoing personal conflicts with other attorneys. I am hired to pursue the goals of my clients as quickly and efficiently as possible. That's only possible if I and the other attorney understand our roles and respect one another's obligations and responsibilities. It isn't always possible, but, when it is, it makes a world of difference.
I have read your blog. As a Lawyer, I like your blog. I am Long Beach Criminal attorney.
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