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In “One Million Dollar Baby,” Morgan Freeman often repeats the phrase “Everything goes backwards in boxing.” I have noticed that this observation can also be useful in referring to what a lawyer does in economic matters. Where do I start preparing my lawsuit? From the end. I mean, at first I do the thing I normally do at the end. Whenever I wrote a lawsuit, I completed the attachments. And every time I noticed that on the day on which the deadline for filing a claim (due to limitation or agreed with the customer) expires, I miss many attachments. This caused a lot of confusion, as well as avoidable stress. I hate it. With the lawsuit or letter I rode or drove colleagues to the main post office shortly before midnight. It was already more enjoyable. Then I came up with the trivial idea to do first what I always did at the end.

Thus, after completing the attachments, I have the conviction that I already have the worst of me, and now there have been more pleasant things, like drafting the lawsuit itself. So far, I have not been able to convince anyone of this idea. But I always start writing from the end. Now I find it difficult to com com not com not com not understand how I could tire for so many years traditionally: from start to finish.