Judges and Judiciary
Aug. 25, 2000
Lawyers Behaving Badly: Beware Consequences
By David Brickner
I've seen the following more times than I would like: During argument on a motion, one lawyer will typically assert points, then the second lawyer will speak in rebuttal, etc. So far so good. However, with surprising frequency, during one counsel's remarks, the opposing lawyer will undertake a ca...
I've seen the following more times than I would like: During argument on a motion, one lawyer will typically assert points, then the second lawyer will speak in rebuttal, etc. So far so good. However, with surprising frequency, during one counsel's remarks, the opposing lawyer will undertake a ca...
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