Tag: law practice

• Life Under the Sun

  

  I was in court one day when I heard the news that two good friends of mine were appointed judges. I was happy for them; I was also a bit envious. I couldn’t help myself; I think it comes with being human. On that same day I sat before a judge who was due to […]

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  September 7, 2020

  life

  Ecclesiastes, judges, law practice, lawyers

• Charitable Reading for Lawyers

  I’ve just finished reading Alan Jacobs’ A Theology of Reading: A Hermeneutics of Love. It’s a book I need to reread in order to understand it better. But I’ve already learned a number of valuable things from it. Such as, read with this motivation: Love for God and love for neighbor. Whether you eventually agree […]

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  June 12, 2017

  Books, Reading

  Alan Jacobs, charitable reading, hermeneutics of love, law practice, lawyers, Reading, reading for lawyers, theology of reading

• Stress and Law Practice

  First of all, happy new year to everyone! Recently, I’ve been thinking about the stress that I sometimes experience in law practice, so I tried surfing the web for some ideas on how to deal with it. I came across an article which I found very helpful. I wanted to thank the author but as […]

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  January 4, 2012

  Law

  law practice, stress