In this session, Katherine Abraham will be talking about communication skills for lawyers, their importance, how to improve them, developing professional and personal etiquettes and how an already-practising aspiring lawyer can develop them.
Katherine Abraham is a 2013 LLB graduate from I.L.S. Law College, Pune. She has completed her studies in Literature, Journalism and Business administration. She is an international author and public speaker. She has authored 5 novels and presently works as a research assistant to Dr. Shashi Tharoor. To know more about her, find her on LinkedIn: / katherine-abraham-6906...
Importance of Communication Skills for lawyers:
Good communication skills are vital to a successful, rewarding practice. You need to communicate well with your clients, staff, partners, associates, other lawyers, and vendors. Improving your communication skills will let you express yourself with more confidence; more confidence will help you attract more clients and influence your peers and referral sources.
For similar videos: / plantogether
LinkedIn Page: / plant-plan-together
Website: ebtlplant.wordpress.com/
At PlanT, we aim to make life during and post one’s education easier through an Experience-Based Teaching & Learning Model to encourage discourse on the various opportunities and career options. We understand that the true potential of students could be inhibited by information asymmetry and structural barriers. To that end, we wish to strive towards making a positive difference in mitigating these barriers and levelling the playing field. We aspire towards affording broader avenues of professional advancement to a greater share of future professionals and leaders, and to achieve the same we must grow and Plan-Together.
DISCLAIMER: All viewers are hereby informed that the views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this session belong solely to the guest speaker, and are in no way representative of the views of PlanT or its members. These views will also not be representative of the Institution(s) referred to in the session unless expressly mentioned. PlanT or its members are not to be held responsible for any such views or opinions expressed in the course of the session.
#lawschool #university #plantogether #law #Plan-T #experiencebasedteachingandlearning
#communication #speech #lawyer #english #college #skills #plantogether #ebtl #IL #universitylife #career #PlanT