Practice more efficiently and confidently
The demands on you as a government lawyer are as varied as the types of legal cases you are expected to handle. You must be accountable to elected officials, internal stakeholders, and the public, while never knowing what legal issue will land on your desk next. What if there was a way to maximize your day and meet the demands of your job quickly and efficiently?
Thomson Reuters Practical Law has resources to help solve specific issues faced by public prosecutors. Practical Law’s legal knowledge is straightforward practice guidance created and kept up-to-date by a team of full-time attorney-editors with years of practice experience and subject-matter expertise.
Overcome Your Biggest Challenges With Practical Law
multiple responsibilities
Public prosecutors do not have the option of “closing business” and must handle a wide and varied range of legal issues. Whether defending a Section 1983 case, understanding the nuances of the First Amendment, or navigating procurement and financial law, it is important to be able to answer cases efficiently. Practical Law has expert-written practice guidance to help you take them quickly and with confidence.
flat budget and limited resources
Practicing law becomes even more difficult when the budget is flat and you don’t have all the resources to do your best work. Despite these challenges, public prosecutors must still deliver results. Practical Law gives you access to concise, expert-written practice guidance that will help you accomplish more in less time.
lose institutional knowledge
Government legal offices are generally impoverished, so retirement and other losses of institutional knowledge can be particularly painful. With Practical Law, you can count on our team of 650+ full-time attorney-editors globally to create up-to-date resources like forms and templates, checklists, and practitioner tips that help you get through fast and with confidence. provide speed.