I am a young lawyer involved in somewhat significant litigation. The opposing lawyer, who is very experienced, constantly files motions criticizing me and alleging bad conduct. How do I react to this?
Because there are so many lawyers, the old concept of peer pressure doesn't work like it used to. When I began practicing in Philadelphia in the early 1970s, there were about 15,000 lawyers practicing in the Philadelphia region. There are now even more. Similarly, in Chester County, I was the 365th lawyer and there are now more than 2,000.
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