The Neutral Fallacy: There is No Sideways in Life |...
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In Search of Perfect Client Service: Wheat and Chaff:...
Rated • 1 review • law • patrickjlamb.com
An important reminder of how trials put your fate in the hands of strangers--and create potentially disastrous uncertainty! Advice lawyers should heed.
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Is Twitter Telegram 3.0? | Pistachio
Rated • 1 review • family, twitter • pistachioconsulting.com
The more things change. . .
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Long Island (Criminal) Trial Law: Lawyers Help. How to...
Rated • 1 review • law • blogspot.com
A great reminder of why we're all in this business--or why we should be!
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Small Talk and Separate Caucuses : Settle It Now...
Rated • 1 review • business, mediation, negotiation • negotiationlawblog.com
An "old" (in blogworld) but great post about why mediators must let principals, not attorneys, talk to each other to further settlement.
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5 Ways I Benefit from Twitter
Rated • 7 reviews • twitter • twitip.com
Darren says it better than I (a/k/a @erwiest) can!
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http://michaelmartine.com/2008/12/03/10-social-media-tips/
Rated • 2 reviews • internet • michaelmartine.com
Great checklist to start from!
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Seths Blog: The You Show
Rated • 3 reviews • blogs, sales • typepad.com
Seth gets it right. . . again. Now if I could just mount that enthusiasm every time. . .
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Why -- an Antatomy of Explanations : Settle It Now...
Rated • 1 review • business • negotiationlawblog.com
A powerful reminder of the importance of finding the right story to tell, not only for neutrals (here, mediators) but advocates
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They Never Write, They Never Call … - Shifting...
Rated • 1 review • career planning • nytimes.com
What we should all be doing rather than starine at the screen and keyboard!
