Parties to lawsuits and their
lawyers inevitably find themselves pondering one overriding question: What is our case really worth?
Whether buying a car, haggling with a child over bedtime, or trying to lock down a big business deal, negotiation is a certainty in our lives, and for many of us, essential to our work. With so many driving factors, any appreciable edge can prove crucial to success. Where can we look to find that edge? Cognitive science studies provide guidance on how we can seal the deal. Here are a couple of tips informed by psychology to help you negotiate more effectively.
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Throughout their careers, attorneys face the certainty of having to draft many documents, ranging from routine letters and motions to complex legal briefs. Effective writing skills are critical for everyone from fledgling associates to seasoned partners hoping to persuade judges to their version of the facts. This article provides tips for effective and persuasive writing based primarily upon principles of psychological persuasion.