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Originally Posted by Hank Chinaski
Conf to NB: Raising the issue is a nasty thing cuz it means the law firm screwed up in how it handled evidence. I know you recognize that, but I didn't want to point to Wonk to you for further advice, because, frankly, it would be notnice for you to educate wonk on how to potentially ruin another person's career! Namaste!
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Your concern is appreciated. On those distasteful occasions* when I've had to be Not Nice by raising instances of opposing counsel's shenanigans to the judge, it's been more in sorrow than in anger.
Namaste!
*Two of my former firms actually had strict policies prohibiting the filing of motions for sanctions (even discovery) or under Rule 11 without prior permission of the firm's GC/loss management counsel. If I recall, that sort of firm policy was pushed as a "best practice" recommended by ALAS or some other big legal malpractice carrier.
