As attorneys, we are trained to be advocates in the process known as “adversarial.” Many of us chose the legal profession partly because our underlying personality and temperament traits are geared toward advocacy.
The Progressive Lawyer
We can all stand to improve the way we practice the non-adversarial, settlement-oriented part of our profession by paying attention to the way we employ the principles of advocacy and inquiry.
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