FORUM COLUMN
By Nora Quinn
I admit that the local rules are not the first place I look when I start writing a brief, but they probably should be. I co-counsel a lot of cases with a woman who often stands in front of my desk looking at me in absolute disgust while holding that all-important navy blue volume and saying, "You didn't even look in here, did you? What about the judge's Web site? D...
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