In a decision last week, Southern District Judge P. Kevin Castel embraced a magistrate judge's order admonishing and cautioning attorney Denise Savage to heed the rules on professional civility, and giving little credence to her complaints that her opposing counsel had provoked her into calling him an "a**hole."
August 19, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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He suggested she tone it down. She called him an “a**hole.”
This is the sort of exchange that regularly makes its way into matrimonial litigation. But Alexander Interactive v. Adorama Inc., 12-cv-6608, isn’t a divorce case, and the squabbling adversaries aren’t husband and wife.
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