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<b><i>At the Intersection:</i></b> Communication Babble, Redux

By Pamela Woldow and Doug Richardson

We began our two-part series on “communication babble” in the July Issue of this newsletter (see http://bit.ly/1JxaltB). We conclude herein with an only slightly disguised true story.

Legal Department Head of Litigation: “Sam, I swear I'm about to kill you guys, or at least fire you. You keep sending us these urgent demands for decisions and information with totally inadequate lead time. We get settlement requests, notices of hearings, pleadings and documents for review, and requests for interrogatory information with only a couple of days for turnaround.

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