Taking a page from a Florida judge's playbook, an Atlanta federal judge told squabbling lawyers they might need to resolve future petty differences with a game of "Rock, Paper, Scissors." Judge Marvin H. Shoob warned attorneys in a consumer debt collection case that before asking him to settle any more disputes, they should consult a 2006 order by Florida federal judge Gregory A. Presnell, in which he settled an argument between opposing counsel by fashioning "a new form of alternative dispute resolution."
January 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Taking a page from a Florida judge’s playbook, an Atlanta federal judge told squabbling lawyers they might need to resolve future petty differences with a game of “Rock, Paper, Scissors.”
U.S. District Senior Judge Marvin H. Shoob warned attorneys for parties in a consumer debt collection case that before asking him to settle any more disputes, the lawyers should consult a 2006 order by U.S. District Judge Gregory A. Presnell in a Florida case.
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