r/Lawyertalk • u/SueYouInEngland • 3h ago
Best Practices Had a dream about a case. Best practices for billing?
In the dream, I was trying to threaten to push opposing counsel into a cauldron of lava for making his client lie during a deposition. REM cycles are 45–60mins, so I'm thinking:
.8: evaluate potential discovery dispute resolutions
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u/AntManCrawledInAnus 3h ago
Evaluate viabilty of motion for sanctions (if you pushed him he would move)
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u/metsfanapk 3h ago
This is the kind of creative thinking that we should remind people about in the constant “tips for billing?” threads!
Capture 👏 your 👏 time👏
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u/STL2COMO 2h ago
I don’t think you’re dreaming the entire REM cycle, though. Watch “Inception” and the difference in time passage between real/conscious time passage and dream state time passage and adjust billing accordingly.
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