Sherry Fowler (Stay of Execution) has two posts looking at the good and bad points of practicing transactional law, and how it differs from a litigation practice (via Bainbridge).
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At the Center of the Universe
Sherry Fowler of Stay of Execution has started an interesting cross-blogging conversation about the differences between “transactional lawyers” and “litigators.” As a trial lawyer and huge fan of Sherry’s blawg, I feel that I am duty-bound to…
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Last week, Sherry Fowler explained what transactional lawyers do. Professor Bainbridge liked her explanation, but a reader wanted more details about the differences between transactional lawyers and litigators. Sherry’s response was a post titled “…
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