Mind Mapping For Lawyers

New Years Resolution – Improve the way you study law

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Dec 31

New Years Resolutions

The new year is on our “door step”. Have you written out your new years resolutions yet?

Last 12 months – how did you go?

As each year ends it is customary to start the new year afresh with renewed vigour and

focus. I find that it helps to start the process by looking at what I’ve managed to achieve in the last 12 months, particularly as compared with my last years resolutions.

When you go through this process, make sure Read the rest of this entry »

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Mind Mapping – Why should law students bother?

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Dec 30

Studying law: requires intense focus

I thought I’d start my first post for this blog from the law student perspective. Why? Because it’s the study you do at law school that sets the ground work for your future career as a lawyer (at least in the intellectual legal sense).

When you get a solid legal grounding early in your career (ie, the first two years of law school) you have a major advantage over those who “fumble” their way through law school and you don’t have to re-learn the fundamentals when you reach legal practice. Once you have “nailed” the fundamentals, Read the rest of this entry »

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Mind Mapping for Lawyers – Launching Soon!

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Dec 27

Launch Coming Soon

Welcome to www.MindMappingForLawyers.com.

This website is intended to live up to its name. Namely, to provide mind mapping ideas, examples, tools and more for lawyers. That includes practitioners, lecturers and students.

We will be updating this blog regularly with new ideas and applications to the study of law and the field of legal services.

We hope you’ll bookmark this website and join us as we journey the new field of Mind Mapping for Lawyers!

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