“[Crosby and I] were in love with each other
and in possession of something magical.” Graham Nash,
1990.
“I don't want anything to do with Crosby
at all . . . I'm done. F**k you.” Graham Nash, March
2016.
I could tolerate last year’s war of words between David
Crosby and Neil Young. And sure, there has always been tension with
that hothead (but genius) Stills. But for Crosby Stills & Nash
fans, a Crosby/Nash rift is a surprising and devastating turn of
events. After 47 years together, having weathered drug addictions,
prison stints and liver transplants, I, for one, was unprepared for
the split. So much for “Love the One You’re
With.”
Lawyers can’t afford to be caught off guard when their
clients break with one another. Whether it’s a husband and
wife, business partners, or a corporation and its employee, we are
often asked to represent multiple clients in a single matter. At
the outset of the representation, everyone is seemingly on the same
page and happy.
