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There are few varieties of litigation more emotionally fraught than an intense matrimonial case. Even if billions are at stake in a real estate dispute, my impression is that clients in a nasty divorce get far more upset than a General Counsel steering the corporate ship through a legal dispute worth thousands or several million more.
Upset clients whose lives are exploding and who are worried not just about money but about children, custody and visitation can and do ask their lawyers to do all sorts of things to gain the upper edge. Some of those things we can do, and others we cannot.
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