A "sure thing" falls through. The once sympathetic jury finds for your opponent. In a full courtroom, the judge questions your ability to read. Every attorney experiences such gut-wrenching, sweat-inducing, spirit-breaking, "my entire career is over" moments. As columnist Raymond Dowd reminds us, even David Boies had to look Al Gore in the eye after a very public defeat. Dowd offers advice on how to deal with such setbacks and some words of encouragement for all small firm underdogs.
March 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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