The New Litigators Guide: What I Wish I Had Known
Being a new litigator is hard. You have the robes, you give the oath, and the Law Society gives you your golden ticket: a license to practice law. Meanwhile, you’ve never done any of it before.
It’s a tough place to be. Confidence is required, but if it’s your first time doing something, you are going to have a lot of doubt and a lot of questions.
I certainly did. I hope I can help you ease some doubt and answer some questions. The best place to go for advice is always the office of a more senior litigator, but if that’s not in your cards right now, this is a place to start.
Me moments before being called to the bar in June 2013, and my father who looks like he has some doubts.
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| TOPIC | RELEASE |
| YOUR FIRST DISCOVERY | https://oatleyvigmond.com/your-first-discovery/ |
| YOUR FIRST WITNESS PREPARATION MEETING | https://oatleyvigmond.com/your-first-witness-preparation/ |
| YOUR FIRST UNDERTAKINGS MOTION | https://oatleyvigmond.com/your-first-undertakings-motion/ |
| YOUR FIRST MEDIATION BRIEF | https://oatleyvigmond.com/your-first-mediation-brief/ |
| To Be Announced | 2020 |
