RULES FOR PLAINTIFF TRIAL LAWYERS
Today I want to share some random rules of plaintiff trial work that are not all connected, but, for me at least, have meaning. They include some of these ideas: Gerry Spence once shared with me the phrase “watchful waiting.” By that he meant the idea of calmly listening to another argue or make personal attacks on you and waiting patiently without interrupting before responding. And, when responding, doing so in a measured calm manner. Ernest Hemingway wrote the classic: Death…