We all want to do the job properly and comprehensively, but at what point should you draw the line when it comes to chasing down the answer to every thought you have in a given task?

It's a common issue for young lawyers - it just seems like everything takes much longer than it "should". So how can we be working towards more efficiency in our practice?

In "legal writing" (whatever that means) should we be using contractions? Some seem to be firmly against, and others much more casual about it all.

Many young lawyers come out of law school with a lot of knowledge and

the ability to put together a sound legal opinion on a given topic.

But when it comes to communicating that to the client... it all goes to

hell in a handbasket.

During law school you developed some tactics, habits and strategies designed to work within the system and maximise your results.

Some of them aren't going to translate well into legal practice.

Listen to find out more!

Should you take advice from people who haven't themselves thrived in the legal profession?