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Breaking bad: relaying unfortunate results to clients
Unless you're Kevin Lomax in 'Devil's Advocate,' there is a strong likelihood that, at some point, you will not receive the result that you and your client had hoped for, at which point you'll have to be the bearer of some bad news. But, even if that unfortunate event leads to a final, negative determination in the case, you'll want to deliver bad news in such a way that you can preserve the relationship with your client, either for purposes of securing future work referrals, or in order to maintain a good working relationship moving forward in the case....continue reading
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