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In a recent article in The Complete Lawyer, consultant Judi Craig discussed The Four Styles Of Communication. For lawyers who spend a fair amount of their day interacting with others - clients, prospects, judges, adversaries, bureaucrats - understanding the communication style of the other party can be invaluable in terms of getting what you want or need, and building rapport.
See the full article here.
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