Re: Attorney with ADD/ADHD?

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I can relate. In college, writing computer programs and keypunching, some of my mistakes, syntax mainly, would be caught by the compiler and immediately rejected. It might have cost me anywhere from a few minutes to several hours wasted time. Logical errors, or mispelling of a variable, would take much longer to fix. As a result, I learned to be quite accurate in my typing which persists to this day, over thirty five years later.

I can imagine that errors in a contract can be just as subtle and result in years of litigation if not detected in time. I have made enough errors, often minor and infrequent, that I find myself questioning and second guessing everything I do. I know what to do, I just can’t to get to the 100% accuracy that I know I should be achieving.

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