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 | Writing for Clients In this lesson, you'll learn what drives clients crazy and what they praise, and how good legal writing contributes to building trust between clients and their lawyers. | ||||
 | Writing for Clients In this module, we'll discuss the 4 stages of the writing process and the key questions you should always ask yourself before you write anything. | ||||
 | Writing for Clients This module explains why knowing your audience is essential to legal writing success, the additional requirements of commercial clients, and how documents intended for internal and external audiences really aren’t so different. | ||||
 | Writing for Clients How (and why) budget, scope and deadlines impact your writing assignment – and why a draft is never just a draft. | ||||
 | Writing for Clients Learn about some general approaches to structuring and outlining a client or internal document, the benefits of headings and sub-headings, and the dangers of templates and sample documents. | ||||
 | Delegation and Supervision Essentials / Introduction to Delegation Whether you’re a senior lawyer delegating to junior lawyers, or a junior lawyer delegating to interns or support staff, this course will teach essential skills and techniques to help you delegate effectively, strengthen your relationships with... | ||||
 | Delegation and Supervision Essentials / The Business Side of Delegation Learn what delegation is and what it’s not, and why skillful delegation is so much more important for law firms than for any other business. | ||||
 | Delegation and Supervision Essentials / The Business Side of Delegation In this lesson, you'll study some common, effective delegation styles—and the styles you must avoid at all costs. | ||||
 | Delegation and Supervision Essentials / The Business Side of Delegation Learn the reasons many lawyers resist delegating, and why very few of those reasons are valid. | ||||
 | Delegation and Supervision Essentials / The Business Side of Delegation Learn about the connection between effective delegation and law-firm risk management, and how poor delegation can endanger your business and your reputation. |
