What is still not taught at the legal faculty: as a lawyer thinks: Thinking Strategy

The five publications have helped many lawyers - both beginner and experienced. It will help you, even if you read the second part without the first. And the help will be by the way, since at the legal farms, alas, they still diligently teach the right, but they are not taught how to apply this right in real life. As a knowledge of the right to earn on a piece of bread. How to get along with customers. How to build relationships with colleagues. And a lot more ... But the worst thing: at the legal faculty - as in universities in general - they still do not teach to think.
The main goal of the book: to teach to think as a successful lawyer. The author, in the past, the head of the judicial practice of a large company, the developer of his own master classes, leads the reader through the labyrinth of thinking on the principle of from simple-to complex. From critical thinking and the ability to apply the right in real life - to deduction and induction, and there to more complex strategies: advanced induction, systemic method, sudden insight, creative thinking.
Links to practice, enlightening exercises and examples from life - all this will help you go to work on yourself without delaying reading. Each topic has a “ruler” - you can measure how this or that professional skill is developed.
The book is addressed primarily to students, graduates and young specialists. But an experienced lawyer will be able to draw something new and useful here: rare thinking strategies, effective analysts and information search tools, the ability to interpret the law in the direction you need using theory and practice