What’s New in the Legal News: Uncivil Law

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What's New in the Legal News: Uncivil Law
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Episode 26

Uncivil Law

The USLawEssentials Law & Language podcast continues its What’s New in the Legal News Series as Stephen Horowitz and Daniel A. Edelson discuss – – and demonstrate – –  lawyers behaving badly. Our episode today focuses on an article published by the American Bar Association concerning uncivil conduct by attorneys. Titled Illinois Lawyers Experienced this type of Incivility Most Often Survey Says, the article reveals the results of a survey of Illinois attorneys and their experiences with obnoxious and unethical conduct. The survey was part of a larger project identifying and addressing unethical conduct by lawyers.

Do you want to know the most common type of incivility experienced by attorneys? Do you want to know the difference between condescension and sarcasm? You’ll learn all this and more in our latest episode.

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