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AGGRESSIVE INTER-SOLICITOR CORRESPONDENCE: PISTOLS AT DAWN & THE DANGERS OF TALKING ON TRAINS: LESSONS FROM TWITTER

AGGRESSIVE INTER-SOLICITOR CORRESPONDENCE: PISTOLS AT DAWN & THE DANGERS OF TALKING ON TRAINS: LESSONS FROM TWITTER

July 1, 2018 · by gexall · in Applications, Avoiding negligence claims, Civil Procedure, Conduct, Members Content

Earlier this week I tweeted a link to earlier posts on this blog “aggressive correspondence”.  The responses on Twitter make for interesting  (and entertaining) reading.  The legal Twitterati provide quite a few lessons here – from the art of brevity…

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