Lay Words for Lawyers: Analogies and Key Words to Advance Your Case and Communicate with Clients

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Lay Words for Lawyers: Analogies and Key Words to Advance Your Case and Communicate with Clients

Product Code:	5150420
Author:	William Drennan
Publication Date:	July 23, 2008
ISBN:	1-60442-096-0
Page Count:	109
Trim Size:	5 x 7 - Paperback
Sponsoring Entities:	General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Division
Topics:	General Practice, Litigation, Solos and Small Firms, Trial Advocacy
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Pricing:	$29.99 (Regular)
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About this Book

A must-have for lawyers as well as wordsmiths, this book provides verbal "ammunition" for the legal practitioner. The key words and analogies featured in the book are intended to elicit strong mental--but particularly strong emotional--images or memories in the hearer, to stimulate in the listener a flood of associations with these words in order to effectively communicate with clients, witnesses, and jurors. Each category highlights words that may be unfamiliar to the lawyer and then provides definitions on meanings and examples of common usage.

The book is divided into eight categories:

Computer terminology

Words and phrases by birth year (Matures, Boomers, Generation X, Generation Y)

Pan-generational words and phrases

Literary references

Sports terminology