Attorneys speaking at a litigation conference were blunt about what they need from judges and opposing counsel to fix trial practice in federal courts. "We'd all be a lot happier if we had some romancing foreplay pre-trial and left the rough stuff for trial," said a Milberg partner during a panel on cooperation between attorneys. Pfizer's GC agreed that cooperation between opposing counsel helps all parties but said that corporate defendants in high-stakes cases are often mischaracterized as not wanting to "play fair."
May 12, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Attorneys were blunt during a litigation conference at Duke University School of Law about what they need from judges and opposing counsel to fix trial practice in federal courts.
“We’d all be a lot happier if we had some romancing foreplay pre-trial and left the rough stuff for trial,” said Ariana Tadler, a partner in the New York office Milberg LLP.
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