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Law school seems to be all about litigation. You take classes in evidence and civil procedure. You make use of the casebook, with excerpts from judicial opinions in litigated matters. You write a moot court brief, and you argue a moot appeal. Does that make you a litigator? Not exactly. What you must learn in the first few years of litigation practice certainly equals whatever you may have learned in law school.
November 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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