Legal negotiations aren’t too dissimilar from election campaigns, as I’ve learned from personal experience. Twice now, I’ve served as my wife’s campaign manager. This time around, the experience taught me some lessons about legal negotiations. Convincing voters to pick my wife as county treasurer over a sitting incumbent isn’t that far off from coaxing everyone to a deal.
Listen to your voter. And then listen some more.
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