Law Practice
Apr. 5, 2002
Appraising Potential Clients Is an Art Form
Dicta Column - By Donald E. Griffith - What would happen if the modern practice of law were to come head-to-head with 16th Century Italian art? Is it hard to see those two concepts even in the same sentence? Well, imagine this memo, a work of fiction which might not be far from the truth if today's associate were presented with the portrait of the Mona Lisa, who was considering retaining his or her law firm.
Dicta Column
By Donald E. Griffith
What would happen if the modern practice of law were to come head-to-head with 16th Century Italian art? Is it hard to see those two concepts even in the same sentence? Well, imagine this memo, a work of fiction whi...
By Donald E. Griffith
What would happen if the modern practice of law were to come head-to-head with 16th Century Italian art? Is it hard to see those two concepts even in the same sentence? Well, imagine this memo, a work of fiction whi...
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