GWPPC

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Presentation: Arguments are best advanced with precision and technique. It is not enough to simply be correct. The winning argument must feel correct as well.
Key Issue: Most cases are reduced to a single fact or legal principle. An attorney’s job is to correctly identify that fact or legal principle and win it.
Methodical: Winning the key issue often requires a relentless degree of logic or formulation. No attorney should apologize for outthinking or outworking an adversary.

Return on Investment: A representation that does not give the largest return to the client for the least cost is a failure.
Responsiveness: There is no effective attorney representation without absolute openness and client awareness as to both the status and movement of the case.
Strategy: The path to a favorable outcome should be understood at the outset. If it is, a winning result is inevitable. If it is not, failure becomes a possibility. This should not be an option.