By Milan Slama
Everyone has had clients who drive them bonkers. They do not listen to instructions. They do not do their work. They do not understand what is being asked of them. They do not trust their attorneys, who work to represent them to the best of their abilities. The situation is not any different than working with difficult people in the office.
One of the solutions is to call a mediator and ask for help. Good mediators know about...
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