What they didn't teach me at Yale law school

‘The terrible truth is that lawyers - to be blunt - tend to be a real pain in the neck. Thìs book is crammed with the same kind of practical wisdom that made What They Dont Teach You At Harvard Business School such a sensational international bestseller. Rich in both anecdote and advice, the author shares his intimate knowledge of the skills and techniques needed for working with lawyers to your maximum advantage. How do you know when you need a lawyer? What are the questions you should ask your lawyer before you put your fate into his hands? How do you know when a dispute should not be legally pursued? How can you integrate lawyers into an effective business team? Mark H. McCormack used to practise as a lawyer, and knows both sides of the lawyer-client relationship equally well. In this entertaining and instructive book, he shows you how to be an informed client — whether as a business person or individual —-thus saving yourself money, time and aggravation when dealing with lawyers.