Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Debbie Dudley Branson

Q: What skill do you feel is most important for achieving success as a plaintiffs attorney?
A: The most important skill as a plaintiffs attorney is listening well. Without it, critical nuances in questions and answers, both in the courtroom and out, can be missed. That small, but all important, piece of information might be the difference between winning and losing the case. In the alternative, it can mean fully understanding all the elements of your client’s injuries and/or damages.

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