Lawyer as Problem Solver (part 2 of 2)

To Recap:

• The Problem Solver learning outcome refers to the ability of a lawyer to effectively analyze complex legal issues, identify problems, and develop practical and innovative solutions for their clients.

• It encompasses critical thinking, analytical skills, and the capacity to navigate legal challenges in a strategic and efficient manner.

  • A lawyer with strong problem-solving skills can assess legal situations, identify relevant information, consider various perspectives, and formulate well-reasoned strategies to achieve favorable outcomes.

  • They possess the ability to negotiate, mediate, and advocate for their clients' interests while addressing legal obstacles and finding creative resolutions.

• The Problem Solver learning outcome recognizes the importance of analytical reasoning and the application of legal principles in resolving legal issues and providing effective representation.

Learning Categories:

1. Capacity (Issue 3 topic)

2. Project Management (Today’s topic)

Foundational Skills, Characteristics & Mindset

Project Management

1. Make Decisions and Deliver Results Under Pressure

2. React Calmly and Steadily in Challenging or Critical Situations

3. Recognize Needs, Objectives, Priorities, Constraints and Expectations of of Clients / Stakeholders

4. Take Ownership

5. Understand When to Seek Advice or Engage Your Supervisor in Problem Solving

Personal Goals

Be adept at handling short- and long-term challenges associated with managing tasks, workload, communication, teamwork, time and results.

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