The discussion topic for this week's episode of the Law School Lounge is transactional lawyering and skills. Host Krystal Norton is joined by Peter Siviglia, an attorney with more than 50 years' experience practicing law in New York and author of Transactional Skills: Contract Preparation and Negotiating (What to do - and What Not to Do). Peter's candid comments throughout this episode help listeners get a feel for transactional lawyering, including the types of cases they may handle and the types of responsibilities they will have in practice. Throughout the discussion, Peter offers numerous tips for new attorneys while also explaining what it takes to not only be a transactional lawyer, but to be a darn good one.
If you want to grab a copy of Transactional Skills by Peter Siviglia, you can find it here. His other recent title with CAP, Exercises in Commercial Transactions (Second Edition) is available here.
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