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Thinking like a lawyer is no deep dark trade secret. You don't need three years of law school, $60,000 in student loans, or a three-day bar exam to make a persuasive argument. In Think Like a Lawyer: The Art of Argument, seasoned attorneys Gary Fidel and Linda Cantoni show you step-by-step how to do it well.
About the Author
LINDA CANTONI was in private practice for a number of years before becoming an appellate prosecutor in 1989. She is now Counsel to the Investigations Division of the Queens County District Attorney's Office in New York, where she has also served as Deputy Chief of the Appeals Bureau and Deputy Director of Special Litigation.
Thinking like a lawyer is no deep dark trade secret. You don't need three years of law school, $60,000 in student loans, or a three-day bar exam to make a persuasive argument. In Think Like a Lawyer: The Art of Argument, seasoned attorneys Gary Fidel and Linda Cantoni show you step-by-step how to do it well.
About the Author
LINDA CANTONI was in private practice for a number of years before becoming an appellate prosecutor in 1989. She is now Counsel to the Investigations Division of the Queens County District Attorney's Office in New York, where she has also served as Deputy Chief of the Appeals Bureau and Deputy Director of Special Litigation.
GARY FIDEL is a member of the bar in New York, Pennsylvania, and Arizona. He has practiced in the private and public sector, and is currently Executive Assistant District Attorney for Legal Affairs in the Queens County District Attorney's Office. He has published consumer oriented articles in Family Weekly and book reviews in New York Newsday and The New York Law Journal.
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