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"THE OPTIMUM CASELOAD": WHY YOU SHOULD READ AN ARTICLE ABOUT IT?

“THE OPTIMUM CASELOAD”: WHY YOU SHOULD READ AN ARTICLE ABOUT IT?

March 25, 2021 · by gexall · in Avoiding negligence claims, Well being

Workload is likely to be the main source of stress for most litigators. The very basic issue of what is an appropriate caseload for litigators is often complained about but rarely analysed.  Here we look at one sensible, and wholly…

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