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Litigation

Nov. 4, 2000

Judiciary Needs to Address Time Management

Lawyers spend so much time with time, maybe we should do something about the time spent hanging around the courts.

        By Leigh Datzker

        As lawyers, we are very entwined with the concept of time. We bill our time, we appear in court at certain times and we spend time trying to figure out things. We spend so much time with time, maybe we should do something about the time we spend hanging around the courts.
        Courts are the biggest...

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