summoned thoughts of lugging a seventy pound book over to a table then blowing the

dust off of it. In reality I found several journals to choose from, each with a few issues to

select from. I chose Trial: Journal of Association of Trial Lawyers of America and Law

Practice Management as my journals to compare/contrast. They were quite a stark

contrast to what I imagined them to be, visually as well as in regard to content. Though

the content and themes of the two journals differed, they were written in relatively similar

vocabulary levels and style. I saw no advantages in one over the other, since they cover

different subjects and both would most likely prove beneficial if in the possession of a

Neither journal was intimidating, as I had perceived them to be in my

imagination. Both journals followed a relatively similar

includes a large editorial section in the front of the magazine, followed by news on

the case of Law Practice Management, one may need a firm grasp on financial lingo for

politician, I believe that this served as a helpful introduction to journals I may subscribe

Being somewhat certain that I will continue to pursue a future as a lawyer and

an easy-to-read, relaxed way of staying abreast current issues relevant to being a trial

increase your profits with legal fees. Their special feature of one issue was "Ten ways to

profit potentials, where upon Law Practice Management will prove beneficial. This

were as easy to understand as Life magazine.

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