Lawyer as Practitioner (part 1 of 2)

In Brief:

• The Lawyer as Practitioner learning outcome refers to the ability of a lawyer to effectively apply their legal knowledge, skills, and ethical judgment in practice.

• It encompasses the practical application of legal theory and principles to real-world scenarios, as well as the development of the necessary competencies and professional qualities to provide competent and ethical legal representation.

• Lawyers as practitioners demonstrate proficiency in legal analysis, problem-solving, client communication, advocacy, legal research, and drafting. They also uphold high ethical standards, maintain professionalism, and effectively manage client relationships.

Learning Categories:

1. Legal Practice (Today’s topic)

2. Legal Thinking & Application (Issue 6 topic)

Foundations (Skills, Characteristics & Mindsets)

Category: Legal Practice

1. Draft Contracts and Agreements

2. Draft Pleadings, Motions and Briefs

3. Interview Clients and Witnesses

4. Prepare Client Responses

5. Request and Produce Written Discovery

Personal Goals

Demonstrate the ability to effectively and fairly apply the steps in the legal process to apply the law for the benefit of clients.

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