Law is the one profession where you are expected
to be rich, flamboyant and classy. Indeed, part of the reason why they said, “first, let us kill all the layers”, was
because lawyers were rich when every other person was broke. It is okay for
doctors, teachers, engineers, and scientists to be broke, but not lawyers.
However, for most lawyers, life is brutal, harsh, and short. This book
introduces the law student, prospective law student, and practicing lawyer to
the mindset of the rich lawyers. How do they think? How do they run their law
firms? How do they treat their clients?
But more importantly, how do they do this while also serving the law as
officers of the court?
About The Author
Ojijo is adds value to people by volunteering, and selling something. Ojijo volunteers in training investment clubs with Investment Clubs Association of Uganda (ICAU), and coaching women entrepreneurs with TechnoServe. Ojijo sells his skills as bestselling author of 29 books,
ICT lawyer, law
firm management expert, performance
poet, armature pianist, public speaker and coach on financial literacy, investment
clubs and personal branding; luo culture
specialist; consultant on business systems, feasibility studies, financial
projections and business profiles expert; owner, www.lawpronto.com, www.allpublicspeakers.com,
www.achibela.com, www.luopedia.com, www.ajuoga.com and priceapp.
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