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On Teaching Lawyers

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July 12, 2007· Filed Under Me, People, Work

I’m running a course for a law firm at the moment, and the experience has led me to reminisce. I used to work with lawyers, or solicitors as some are known in the UK, and legal executives, and I remember these people fondly.

There was this rather Dickensian chap called Robert Earl, who was quite a character, a nice chap and very expert at what he did. Then there were two legal execs I remember well, Sara Butler and Sunnita. They were good people too. I wonder what they are up to now and if they remember me. Maybe they will come across this blog entry and say hi. I would be good to hear from them.

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