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8 thoughts on “Power poses”
Hehehehe, nice one 🙂
I have every confidence it will be effective. That is, it will most certainly generate a powerful effect very quickly.
“I’ll try this at THE LAST detailed assessment hearing I attend”
There, I’ve fixed that for you..
I don’t remember being told this at my “advocacy course”.
PS Whilst not trying to start another CL -v- CD flame war, why is there a big banner advert for someone looking for a costs draftsman not a costs lawyer, above the posts?
I’ve mentioned this before. Of the 15 jobs listed in the back of the Costs Lawyer Magazine, only one actually stipulates that the candidate must be a Costs Lawyer.
A CL is instructed by the consumer whilst a CD works for a solicitor.
A certain judge in Birkenhead County Court very much angered a Defendant at a first instance hearing of a costs case which ultimately went to the Court of Appeal by adopting this very pose during their submissions….