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often times
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in in lawsuits um
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things are very emotionally heightened
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it’s
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expensive it’s unpleasant just a sort of
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source of
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stress that that most people don’t like
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it’s
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sometimes hard to remove yourself from
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that perspective
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and see things in sort of a analytical
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way
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in other words not let the sort of
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emotion
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of the lawsuit dictate
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what decisions are made in prosecuting
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or defending that lawsuit
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so i oftentimes find myself giving
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clients advice about trying to separate
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the emotional aspect of the case from
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what we’re actually going to do in the
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case because
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decisions that are made on an emotional
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basis are obviously
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not the best decisions and that’s where
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i come in and try to
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point out more business-oriented
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approach in the circumstances
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maybe it sounds a bit uh simple but i i
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guess i would say
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the most rewarding thing is achieving
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a result for a client oftentimes when
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you’re involved in a lawsuit it’s it’s a
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really difficult position to be in
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you know both personally and as a
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business
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so to um achieve a result that
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makes the client happy after the entire
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process plays out
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can be rewarding both just as a
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matter of sort of professional pride as
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well as
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seeing the client happy with the result