"Lawyers, as a class or as a group, actually tend to track low in cognitive empathy, which means they don't necessarily find it easy to put themselves in someone else's shoes," a therapist for lawyers said. "That can result in high levels of judgmentalness and obviously lack of empathy."
June 08, 2021 at 03:42 PM
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Litigation Reporter
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