Legal Week has teamed up with legal recruiter Graham Gill to test the interpretive skills of top graphologist Diane Simpson. Each week, we will give her a sample of a leading lawyer's scribblings and ask her to analyse it.
March 19, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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This week’s ‘target’, DLA managing partner Nigel Knowles, was asked to write a few spontaneous lines. This is what his handwriting revealed:
The word laconic sprang to mind when I surveyed the manner in which this small, intense script sprawled across the page. The content mirrors the writer’s attitude and personality, which is one of confidence tinged with the rosy hue of arrogance.
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