Perspective
Jan. 10, 2014
Managing your dismissive and bully peers
When they get more upset, you become calmer: not just outwardly, but inwardly as well. By Paul Fisher and Juli Adelman
In our first article published Nov. 14, 2013, "Managing Your Dismissive and Bully Peers," we provided you with traits and warning signs of difficult opposing counsel. In the second article, published Dec. 6, 2013, we discussed the importance when dealing with difficult opposing counsel of Not Reacting and Empathy. Here are additional techniques and tools from interviews with forty attorneys which are effective for managin...
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