When you're still a baby lawyer and the JR says the orders at a mile a minute
Posted Jun 26, 2018, 7:21 AM UTC
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JR? Junior barrister?
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Judicial Registrar
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Fair enough. I just thought they were registrars. I’m out of touch with the lingo living overseas
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Some are, some aren’t.
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Junior rarrister
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My former supervising solicitor used to say to me “don’t take notes, you should remember what I tell you”.
Is that normal? I write everything down. When you hand me 10 files it helps to have a list
Not normal. Former supervisor for a reason.
Ipso facto calling in a hit on your supercilious supervisor solves your problem.
That sounds incredibly stupid. I always tell our paralegals to write everything down. Sometimes they don’t, and then they come back two weeks later asking how to do it.
That seems...fucking bonkers.
Edit: with that logic, you should have worked on the logic of "Don't read case law, I should remember what the judge tells me."
Yep he was a massive pain to work for. Thank goodness it’s all in the past now. Edit: and the worst part was it really made me doubt myself and my abilities and lose a lot of confidence. I would try not taking notes and found myself always behind.