I had a talk with a partner related to my descriptions. When you’re just reading the law/case/etc., what do you usually write for your time. I wrote something like “research and analyze case/law in preparation for next steps” and the partner said I should use other phrasing in the future.
Anyone have any examples? I honestly don’t know what else to write when I’m spending tens of hours reading about the law just so I understand what the client is asking.
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Re: Description in Pro Forma
I would ask for a sample from other associates in your group to get a sense of what they are using. Then just copy. Different groups and different clients are very different.
