Representing the employer in an employment case is extremely interesting, very challenging and unlike roles traditionally adopted in other types of litigation.
But the first step in becoming a successful employment defense lawyer is to forget most of what you have already learned about strategy and tactics applied in the other areas of law. If you keep the following five things in mind defending an employment case, you will be ahead of the learning curve.
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