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LAW SCHOOL
The art of lawyering:
Essential Knowledge for Becoming a Great Attorney
by Paul M. Lisnek |
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$16.95 |
Every year, tens of thousands of people graduate
from law school, pass the bar exam, and undertake the practice
of law. But only a select few truly develop the art of lawyering—the
insight, the gut, the feel, the voice, the gesture, the talent
required to excel as a lawyer and stand out from the rest of the
crowd.This book is written especially
for the new lawyer who wants to excel in his or her chosen
career, whether starting a solo practice or joining an
established firm. It provides information on:
 | The art of rainmaking—finding and keeping
clients |
| The art of billing your clients and
getting them to pay you on time without losing business |
| The art of negotiation, both in and out
of the courtroom |
| The art of a trial—preparing your case,
questioning witnesses, selecting the jury |
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The Princeton Review:
Law School Companion
by Lisnek, Friedland, and Salamone |
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As professionals
working in the field, the authors lay bare the facts of what you
should do to prepare yourself for law school, what to expect when you
get there, how to get the most out of your classes and professors, and
what to look for when you start to get into the field of law.
This publication is a fine primer for anyone considering law school,
and an excellent resource for those already in law school. |
PR-LSC - Soft-cover
edition $ 15.00
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Paul M. Lisnek
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An Emmy, Beacon and Cablefax award winning
television anchor/host, a lawyer and jury consultant, Dr. Lisnek
appears frequently on CNN and can be heard as a regular legal expert for
radio stations around the nation. Paul hosts The Paul Lisnek Show on WVON-am
radio, The Talk of Chicago and has been featured and appeared
frequently on NBC News (Today Show and Nightly News), MSNBC, CNBC, MTV,
WGN-TV and Court TV.
Paul anchors
"Newsmakers" seen on CNN Headline News Channel in the Midwest, and
"Political Update," a political and legal talk show, on the Comcast Network.
Through his years as a
television anchor and host, Paul has interviewed literally thousands of
political, entertainment and social figures. His regular radio
appearances include US99 (Chicago), Paul Harris Show (St. Louis), Jay
Allen’s Show (Sacramento), and NPR’s “Talk of the Nation” among many other
stations. Paul appeared on "House Hunters-Chicago Edition" on HG-TV and
filmed a cameo for the movie "Were the World Mine" to debut in 2008. Paul
has also produced several CD's including jazz great Spider Saloff's "Like
Glass" and Alexandra Billings "The Story Goes On" in addition to several
plays produced in Chicago.
He is also co-founder and CEO of Decision Analysis one of
the nation’s leading trial consulting firms with offices in Los Angeles,
Chicago and San Francisco. He is the former assistant dean of Loyola
University Chicago School of Law and serves as an Ethics Commissioner for
the Illinois Attorney Disciplinary Commission, an Illinois Supreme Court
appointment. MORE |
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