Thursday, January 27, 2011
The Drive did turn up...
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
The Perfect Prefatory
Early on, I was taught the importance of starting pleadings and motions with a smashing prefatory. A prefatory’s function is simple and elegant—to show in one, two, or more paragraphs, that your opponent is downright wrong. Preferably, it should bite—hard.
So, there.
I’ve been drafting a reply for three days already. Due to the avalanche of other equally important work, the reply was constantly demoted to a lower position in my to-do list.
After finishing my first draft, I launched Lex Libris and searched for jurisprudence to substantiate the prefatory I just made. Unfortunately, nothing came up.
Contrary to the principles of efficient time management for law office workers (okay, I just made that up), I spent two hours searching for the perfect biting quotation that I’ll use to conclude the prefatory. Just when I found the perfect concluding remark, I was told that we won’t be filing the reply anymore.
Monday, January 24, 2011
2011-01-24, 11:46 p.m.
For the most part of the day. I’ve been waiting for a cerebral kick start. It came late, however. So I’m still here in the office. I just finished drafting a pleading, which, after discussions with one of my bosses, will not be filed.
In other news, sulit talaga iyong two piece combo chicken meal ng 7-11. I cup of Hotta Rice, 2 cups of gravy, and 2 pieces of tasty (unhealthy!) fried chicken all for 100 bucks!!! Then, I wash all of ‘em down with Diet Coke
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Trial Post
I just installed Windows Live Essentials 2011 and I’m testing functionalites of Windows Live Writer. I’m done with my self-maintained wordpress blog at the moment, as I don’t have the time to manage the backend side of things.
