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Posted onJanuary 17, 2008advice

Agendas

by MichaelLeave a comment on Agendas

When it comes down to it, litigation is a series of rather formal meetings, interspersed by phone calls and letters.

This means that many of the same rules for running good meetings apply to running cases.

One of these is that there should always be an agenda.

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Posted onOctober 17, 2007advice

Telephone CMDs

by Michael1 Comment on Telephone CMDs

Case management discussions by telephone are increasingly common. Here are a few hints to get the most out of them:

  • Be on time. The tribunal will be just as unhappy if you are five minutes late to a telephone call as they would be if you were five minutes late to any other hearing.
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