Alternative Dispute Resolution
Mar. 7, 2014
Managing your dismissive and bully peers
Some attorneys are experts at derailing, manipulation, becoming indignant, making outrageous allegations and bringing up personal issues.
In this installment of the series on managing Dismissive and Bully attorneys, we describe additional actions that do not work or that contribute to dysfunctional relationships with opposing attorneys. It is drawn from interviews with more than 40 attorneys.
Don't Reciprocate One reason not to reciprocate in kind is that Dismissive and Bully attorneys are expert at derailing, manipulation, becoming indignant, acting super-heated, making outrageous allegations and bri...
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