Recognizing the signs of a potentially difficult client

MINNEAPOLIS -- After fighting over a waffle iron for three weeks, Minneapolis family law attorney Theresa A. Capistrant had had enough, ultimately deciding to end her representation of the client who insisted on the battle. "I just wasn't willing to go there with him on that level anymore," she recently told Minnesota Lawyer. Most attorneys at ...

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Recognizing the signs of a potentially difficult client

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