When attorneys negotiate for clients, a clash of cultures occurs.  Lawyers are bound by overriding ethical obligations of candor and truthfulness in their dealings with others.   Negotiators, on the other hand, work in arena where overstatement, "puffing," and even outright deception are often employed to achieve better outcomes. 

What can an attorney do, and more importantly, what should an attorney do when the angel on one shoulder counsels candor and the devil on the other shoulder insists: "Get the best settlement at all costs"?