Lately, it seems that there is a lack of collegiality in the profession.
When I began practicing, it was possible to forget one’s concerns with another’s behavior or the dilemma du jour on the courthouse steps, and to adjourn with an opponent for a cup of coffee after having vigorously disputed his position moments earlier. We were friendly. Things have changed. It’s personal. Low blows, diversionary tactics and frowning faces abound. Nobody gives an inch.
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