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Duration: approximately 2 hours to use all of the scenarios and debrief

NextGen: Yes

Teaching Notes: Yes

Skills: Client Counseling | Communication

Skill Levels: Basic

Type of Resources: Simulation

Subjects: Contracts | Doctrinal Subjects

Modality: Both Online and In-Person

Participants: approximately 2 hours to use all of the scenarios and debrief

To Leave or Not to Leave Design Display

Marjorie Corman Aaron

The client counseling exercise is designed to demonstrate that lawyers should broadly and deeply explore the client’s deeper interests, preferences, values, and concerns and these will likely determine which decision is wise for this client. The lawyer’s legal analysis and assessment of available choices are not enough to yield a wise decision for a particular client without that exploration and collaborative discussion. There is a video available for instructor use.

To Leave or Not to Leave Design Display Counseling: Teaching Note (PDF)

To Leave or Not to Leave Design Display Counseling: Attorney for Dale Doran (PDF)

To Leave or Not to Leave Design Display Counseling: Dale Doran (1) – General & Confidential Information (PDF)

To Leave or Not to Leave Design Display Counseling: Dale Doran (2) – General & Confidential Information (PDF)

To Leave or Not to Leave Design Display Counseling: Dale Doran (3) – General & Confidential Information (PDF)

Client’s Consequential Decision Chart (PDF)

Three Dale Dorans – Interests, Predictions, Constraints, Risk Tolerance (PDF)

To Leave or Not to Leave Design Display

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