DEALING WITH BEREAVED CLIENTS: A DEFICIT IN LEGAL TRAINING?

I was lecturing yesterday alongside an oncologist.  He has a difficult job.  On a regular (sometimes daily) basis he has to tell patients whether they can be treated, how long they "have left" and whether treatment is worthwhile. This left the lawyers in the room to consider their own position.

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