Swimming in deep water : lawyers, judges, and our troubled legal profession /
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Author / Creator: | Domnarski, William, 1953- author. |
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Imprint: | Chicago, Illinois : American Bar Association, [2014] ©2014. |
Description: | xiv, 263 pages ; 24 cm |
Language: | English |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10088863 |
Table of Contents:
- Preface
- Alone but Connected
- Are We Happy Yet?
- Arrogance
- Associates Used and Abused
- Being Paid to Shower
- Betrayal in Plain View
- Big Law Fees and Big Trouble
- Big Law and Poetic Justice
- Brainy Lawyers
- Can We Talk?
- Clients and Their Lawyers
- Contemptuous
- Criminal Defense Lawyers and their Tough Job
- Discovery Wars
- Dissecting the Profession
- Don't Pooh-Pooh the Profession
- Dressing for Success
- Federal Reporter, Third Series
- Food Fights Masquerading as Depositions
- Glib and Oily Art
- Hope and Dread: The Nature of Legal Research
- I Am Right Because I Say I Am
- Introduction to Justice
- Judicial Writing
- Laugh Out Loud
- Lawyers Gone Bad
- Lawyers Writing
- Legal Writing Instruction Misunderstood
- Literary Allusions
- Modestly Put
- Movies and Television in Judicial Opinions
- Nature of Lawyers and Lawyering
- Nihilists Among Us
- Personality and Office Space
- Practice Before an Unhappy Judge
- Professional Cynicism
- Prosecutors
- The Saddest Place No More
- Seeing Yourself and Others
- Serendipitous Research
- Shakespeare
- So, How Did I Do?
- Taking Instruction from Others
- Thinking Like a Lawyer
- Typographical Errors
- What Am I Worth?
- What Would Socrates Think?
- Why are We (Lawyers) So Disliked?
- You Don't Say?
- Zeal or No Zeal
- Index