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HANDLING RAMBO: CONFERENCE SUMMARIES.  If your adversary attorney send you a letter purporting to "summarize our recent discussion" and it is full of apparently intentional errors and misstatements, what do you do?  This article suggests a proven way to respond and save yourself time and grief.

DISCLOSURE AND CONSENT BY CLIENT: ASSOCIATION OF ADDITIONAL ATTORNEYS.  If your jurisdiction requires you to advise the client of any fee splitting or sharing work with another firm before that work is done. This form documents your advice and gives you a written record of consent by the client.

Today’s legal staff has to keep 30 or more cases actively in process at all times. And each of those dozens of cases can become a labyrinthine nightmare of pretrial discovery, pretrial motions, and court rulings setting deadlines and tasks.  Getting into the final preparation for trial is a relief!  As a litigation professional, you need to know not only the best way to handle all the paperwork, but also the strategies that can maximize your impact on the adversary. You need to know about the best Standard Operating Procedures, best forms, best checklists, best practices, and the tips and tactics for your work with clients, witnesses, adversary attorneys, and the courts. That's why we offer them to you.

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