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Posted by Scott Stolley, Thompson & Knight
I recently had an article published in the Dallas Bar Association Headnotes. In the article, I posit a situation in which you are handed a draft motion on the day it is due. Your heart sinks as you read the draft, because you realize it is woefully inadequate. In the article, I offer suggestions for triaging the motion in the short time you have to get it ready for filing.
Click here to read the article.
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A great post, ten very pertinent tips here, thank you!
Posted by: Paula | Sep 21, 2015 at 06:46 AM