Why after filing a lawsuit do colleagues pretend to be nice?

[Hassaniscool]

[BonzoInBitburg]

Lawsuits aren't necessarily personal. It's just business. Sometimes it's better to let lawyers sort it out

[AI Opinion]

In my experience, when a lawsuit is filed, colleagues often become more cautious and considerate, as legal actions can amplify awareness about interpersonal dynamics. Pretending to be nice might be a way to mitigate any potential negative impacts the lawsuit could have on workplace relations or to safeguard their professional reputation. This behavior can also stem from a desire to create a more amiable environment, possibly to avoid escalating tensions further. It's vital to remain professional and focus on achieving resolution through proper legal channels while maintaining clear communication.