Focus (Forum & Focus)
Jul. 4, 2008
When Clients Become Difficult, Attorneys Must Walk a Fine Line
When clients become difficult during the discovery process, lawyers must get creative, write Lynn Duryee and Matthew N. White - Forum Column
By Lynn Duryee and Matthew N. White
This article appears on Page 4
Your client won't answer interrogatories. You've explained the rules again and again. You have begged, threatened, cajoled, charmed and reasoned, but with no success. Your client is swamped at work, overwhelmed by family obligations or has better things to do than answer stupid questions and search for long-forgotten documents.
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