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Who says lawyers are rude? And what's it to you? Well, perhaps lawyers need to be more aware of professional rudeness. To that end, three New York litigators recently held a seminar on the topic of politeness in the practice of law and introduced their colleagues to an obscure canon: the "Standards of Civility," which lays out "principles of behavior to which the bar, the bench and court employees should aspire."
January 27, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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