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About: This bingo card is perfect for lawyers, law students, or legal professionals attending court proceedings or legal training sessions. It highlights the awkward, funny, and sometimes cringe-worthy missteps that can happen in a courtroom or virtual hearing. Expect plenty of laughs as you spot these relatable legal blunders during your next day in court!
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This GCYIOC Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Client appears in Court underdressed, Forgetting to introduce an exhibit, Inappropriate courtroom attorney attire, Inappropriate joke, Inappropriately casual text from opposing counsel, Mistaken attorney for court reporter, Request for immediate response at inappropriate hours, Risky Gen-Z colloquialism in court, Sitting when addressing the Court, Unfounded boilerplate objections, Use of first name in Court, Failing to ask permission to approach the bench, Cell phone going off in Court, Work from home technology issues, Attend deposition from car or other odd location, Attempting to have un-noticed motions heard at hearing, Sending emojis to a client, Violation of client confidentiality in joke/story.
This GCYIOC Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Client appears in Court underdressed, Forgetting to introduce an exhibit, Inappropriate courtroom attorney attire, Inappropriate joke, Inappropriately casual text from opposing counsel, Mistaken attorney for court reporter, Request for immediate response at inappropriate hours, Risky Gen-Z colloquialism in court, Sitting when addressing the Court, Unfounded boilerplate objections, Use of first name in Court, Failing to ask permission to approach the bench, Cell phone going off in Court, Work from home technology issues, Attend deposition from car or other odd location, Attempting to have un-noticed motions heard at hearing, Sending emojis to a client, Violation of client confidentiality in joke/story.