Reason Magazine
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The California Court of Appeal upheld a restraining order against opposing counsel.
The parties were opposing counsel in a divorce case.
The case was decided in a California court decision by Justice Dennis Perluss .
Perluss: The alleged harassment consisted of "litigation-related emails and his appearance at Hansen 's office for his client's deposition".
The trial court in its findings referred to Volkov 's presence at Hansen 's office as a singular event.
The 30-minute episode (if, if, it lasted that long) does not support issuance of the civil harassment restraining order.
"Civility matters not simply because lawyers are examples to others on how to engage competing ideas and interests," the court says.
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