When representing a party with a sufficient interest, legal practitioners should consider the nature of their client's involvement in the coronial proceeding and inform them about the importance and strategic benefits of applying for a Section 61 Certificate, including when to apply for one. See our key takeaways: https://ow.ly/nkJO50S9qfp By: Dr Ashley Tsacalos, Joshua Dadgar
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When representing a party with a sufficient interest, legal practitioners should consider the nature of their client's involvement in the coronial proceeding and inform them about the importance and strategic benefits of applying for a Section 61 Certificate, including when to apply for one. See our key takeaways: https://ow.ly/baeC50S9qf0 By: Dr Ashley Tsacalos, Josh Dadgar
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Coronials traverse important legal and factual issues. If you are involved in coronials then this article by my colleagues Dr Ashley Tsacalos and Josh Dadgar is an important short read.
When representing a party with a sufficient interest, legal practitioners should consider the nature of their client's involvement in the coronial proceeding and inform them about the importance and strategic benefits of applying for a Section 61 Certificate, including when to apply for one. See our key takeaways: https://ow.ly/baeC50S9qf0 By: Dr Ashley Tsacalos, Josh Dadgar
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When defending an appeal, Partner Brad LaMorgese takes a thorough and strategic approach. He starts by examining the entire trial record, including what was filed and the court's orders. This comprehensive review helps in crafting strong arguments to support the original ruling. Brad then dives into the legal standards, conducting extensive research to find the most favorable cases and interpretations that benefit his client. "One advantage in defending an appeal is that the standard of review generally favors upholding the original ruling." This methodical approach helps to effectively present the case and support the original verdict. ONDA is equipped to provide legal support for family appellate cases. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3Ws982Q
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Don't forget to sign up for the April 4 Tips & Tools webinar from the State Bar of Michigan! The seminar is especially an opportunity for solo practitioners and new lawyers to obtain ethical guidance and practical information on running efficient, effective, and profitable law firms. Learn more or register at michbar.org/tipstools
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In the practice note column, Candidate Legal Practitioner, Achuma Mangele, discusses damages and the distinction between pursuing contractual or delictual damages. https://lnkd.in/dhrdbJ6M
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From the Fall 2023 Issue of Marquette Lawyer Magazine: So Simple, So Complex, So Human - More help, in court and beyond, is available for people facing evictions, but reaching broad solutions through the legal system is difficult by Alan J. Borsuk and Tom Kertscher https://lnkd.in/gFNRvdfi
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Explore the concept of "Negative Space" in legal strategy with Bruce Schechter, Eric Wilson, and Rex Parris during Day 2, Session 5 of the PARRIS Trial College. This session delves into using silence and omission to enhance the persuasiveness and clarity of legal arguments. #TrialTechniques #LegalStrategy #ParrisTrialCollege #EffectiveCommunication
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