John Krawczyk

December 07, 2017 | FC&S Insurance

In the legal profession we are tasked with being intimately familiar with the ways that different areas of law interact with each other. The mastering…

By John Krawczyk

8 minute read

November 28, 2017 | The Legal Intelligencer

In the legal profession we are tasked with being intimately familiar with the ways that different areas of law interact with each other. The mastering of interdisciplinary practices is an essential element in providing effective representation to our clients.

By John Krawczyk

16 minute read

July 27, 2012 | Texas Lawyer

As attorneys, we all have our quirks: I am a sucker for justice. My passion is working with low-income clients. The personal stories you encounter when you work with individuals who cannot afford traditional legal services cannot be replicated. As a result, my early legal experience shifted between various nonprofit organizations. Traditionally, these positions have been the only available route to follow my passion. Thus, when I began working for a small private firm this year, I was pleasantly surprised that the majority of my clients were low-income.

By John Krawczyk

2 minute read

July 26, 2012 | The Legal Intelligencer

As attorneys, we all have our quirks: I am a sucker for justice. My passion is working with low-income clients. The personal stories you encounter when you work with individuals who cannot afford traditional legal services cannot be replicated. As a result, my early legal experience shifted between various nonprofit organizations. Traditionally, these positions have been the only available route to follow my passion. Thus, when I began working for a small private firm this year, I was pleasantly surprised that the majority of my clients were low-income. What has been even more surprising is that the unique issues I have encountered while representing low-income individuals in private practice have presented even more challenges than the demands of nonprofit work.

By John Krawczyk

9 minute read

February 07, 2013 | The Legal Intelligencer

When it comes to bringing business into a firm, perception is everything. A client's perception of you as an attorney will dictate whether or not he or she decides to retain you.

By John Krawczyk

7 minute read