The mythos of the aggressive lawyer dispelled
This is a post about aggressive lawyering worth reading. While it focuses on family law where such approaches are most obvious, the basic truth applies to all areas of law. That is, lawyers who look for resolution of conflict when possible rather than the escalation of conflict are by far more successful for their clients.
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