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The Business of Criminal Law

Joshua Baron

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No One Wants to Be Got.

The word “get” is a trigger word in my brain. It signals that I’m about to do something I’ll regret.

  • I’m going to get this client to hire me.

  • I’m going to get this prosecutor to give my client a better deal.

  • I’m going to get...

a month ago
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What’s Your Version of Lunch?

Lunch should be joyful.

It should be with people you care about and enjoy being around.

It took me years to realize that I don’t really love six-person lunches. I’ll do them. But at a bigger lunch, I’m usually just looking for one or two...

a month ago
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How I’d Build a Law Practice From Scratch

If I had to start my law practice over from scratch in a city where I didn’t know anyone here’s what I’d do:

1. Get some income.

You can’t build relationships generously when you’re desperate.

Desperation makes every lunch feel like a s...

a month ago
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Easy Mode for Lunch

Lunch is hard when…

  • I’m trying to act like someone I’m not.

  • I’m trying to “get” the other person to do something.

  • I’m distracted by some urgent task I have to do later in the day.

It gets easier when…

I remember how much...

2 months ago
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Lunch Is Hard Because…

Lunch is hard because…

It feels unproductive.
(“I could be working on a case file right now or billing at $XXX/hour.”)

It’s never urgent.
(You could just get a taco and eat it on the way to your meeting.)

Its returns are unpredictabl...

2 months ago
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    I'm a criminal defense lawyer who lives and works in Utah. I have 12 kids. I help criminal defense lawyers build prosperous practices.

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