Dispute resolution

B Wolski

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Abstract

Lawyers are usually the first port of call for people who find themselves involved in a dispute. Some clients in this situation will have very clear ideas about what they want. They may seek vindication for an injury, actual or perceived, and the services of a gladiator or a hired gun who can fight for them and win, or at least draw blood from their opponent in the process. Other clients will seek compromise and peace and they will entrust to their lawyer the task of reaching an amicable settlement with other interested parties.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationSkills, ethics and values for legal practice
EditorsBobette Wolski
Pages405-480
Number of pages76
Edition2nd
Publication statusPublished - 2009

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  • Advocacy

    Wolski, B., 2009, Skills, ethics and values for legal practice. Wolski, B. (ed.). 2nd ed. Pyrmont: Lawbook Co., p. 675-786 112 p.

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  • Client interviewing

    Wolski, B., 2009, Skills, ethics and values for legal practice. Wolski, B. (ed.). 2nd ed. Pyrmont: Lawbook Co., p. 121-214 94 p.

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  • Ethics, values and professional responsibilities

    Wolski, B., 2009, Skills, ethics and values for legal practice. Wolski, B. (ed.). 2nd ed. Prymont: Lawbook Co., p. 47-120 74 p.

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