How Litigation Experience Helps Contract Drafting
My father stopped going to court in 1988. Save for moving or attending calls or giving evidence at trial, he avoided the courts. He became a ’corporate lawyer’. A corporate lawyer is a lawyer that prefers the boardrooms to the courts because they do not enjoy the latter. Their practice is focused entirely on contractual and corporate advisory matters. Corporate lawyers prowl boardrooms, general meetings and hotel conference rooms. Litigators prowl the courts, tribunals and …