SURVIVING MITCHELL 16: DEALING WITH "FISH FILES": OVERCOMING PROCRASTINATION

April 13, 2014 · by · in Avoiding negligence claims, Civil Procedure, Members Content, Relief from sanctions, Useful links

A "fish file" is a file that has been left for so long it has started to smell. Consequently the litigator avoids it and it gets smellier and smellier. These files are always ripe. Ripe, that is, for problems to occur and, generally, for matters to get worse. The file gets avoided more and more. Her...

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