A Personal Injuries Summons
1:481:08He starts from his own summons and says only what is different: “paragraphs 1 and 4 are fine as they are, change paragraph 2 to…”. Then he corrects two details by voice, and nothing else moves.
Tutorials
Short films of real work in clerk&. What Phineas Finn BL says is on the screen, and so is the document that came back. No sound needed.
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Phineas says the letter once, ums and all. It comes back on his own letterhead, with his signature, ready to send. Then he adds a line by voice.
Long documents
He starts from his own summons and says only what is different: “paragraphs 1 and 4 are fine as they are, change paragraph 2 to…”. Then he corrects two details by voice, and nothing else moves.
The People (DPP) v Quintus Slide, from his own indictment. Two counts amended, a third added, then the date changed in all three counts with one sentence.
Every day
An attendance note in the corridor, a solicitor's letter answered from a photo, a fee note in the car park with his bank details on it.
Say “by Friday” or “the hearing is on the 4th” and it comes back as a calendar item, ready for Outlook or Google Calendar.
Nobody speaks in finished sentences. The ums, the repeats and the “no, sorry” go; your words stay.
Rough notes typed in a hurry, tidied. Start typing a firm's name and its address fills in.
Every document in these films is what clerk& produced from what was said. Every person and case in them is fictional, and so is every firm except the real ones that Find the firm returns from the Law Society register. The bank details cannot belong to a real account. Speech marked “2× speed” is shown faster than it was spoken. New to it? How it works.
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