Athletes lose; so do lawyers. How should we handle losing? What does it teach us? Michael P. Maslanka says he has tried a lot of cases, and he has lost some. He tells what he learned.
August 20, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Did you watch the Olympics? I love the medal ceremony, but my focus is not on those athletes who win the gold. I watch the runners-up, those decked in silver and bronze.
Athletes lose; so do lawyers. How should we handle losing? What does it teach us? I have tried a lot of cases, and I have lost some. Here is what I learned.
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