The answer is to pull them aside and sort it out away from clients. Disputes get handled in private, not in front of a paying customer.
Letting an argument play out in the chair or ignoring it and hoping it blows over both look unprofessional to the client sitting there. The right move is quick and quiet — step away, handle it, then get back to work.
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