Lessons Learned in Effective Advocacy
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: embodied traits that most imagine that a judge should have-wise, beyond reproach, calm, principled, hardworking, in command of every detail and nuance of the dispute before him, generous of his time and talent, responsible, sincere, polite, good humored, gentle, respectful of everyone, empathetic, and more.He was a role model who often shared his impressions about effective advocacy and why he respected particular lawyers with his law clerks ("Weis-Guys" and "Weis-Gals"), who have contributed the following lessons that they learned about legal writing and advocacy as a result of their work with Judge Weis-lessons that each young lawyer should master early in a career.The following tips are compiled from the collective memories of those "Weis-Guys" and "Weis-Gals" insights that served them well in their own legal careers as accomplished academicians, prominent practitioners, and successful business professionals.
Author: Arthur H. Stroyd, Jr.
Language: English
Subfield: Law
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4403485492