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Saying “No” or better yet, “No, thank-you” can be effective as a strategy to avoid conflicts resulting from poor client relationships, to better manage your time and to more effectively advocate on behalf of your clients. Lawyerist.com author Randall Ryder writes about some of the benefits to lawyers of saying “No” in his post, Learn to Say No to Clients, Opposing Counsel, and the Court. Some of the time and practice management benefits of saying “No” are addressed in No Thanks, published in CLIA’s Winter 2007 Loss Prevention Bulletin. The Canadian Lawyers Insurance Association provides loss prevention information solely for the benefit of CLIA insured lawyers. The content and links provided in Loss Prevention eBytes are intended as resources to qualified lawyers who should exercise due care and their professional judgment in adapting or making use of any content.
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