It is not uncommon for a factually and legally complex case to have only modest monetary value. Where possible it is helpful to mediate these
Mediating before the case is ripe for settlement – when lawyers know only what their own clients have told them. Failing to regard the mediation
Now that video mediation is here to stay, we should do all we can to enable it to work smoothly and effectively. The video platform
For a video mediation conference or any video meeting you want to look your best. Here are some pointers. First, do the obvious: comb your
In a trial, it is the jury that has the power to give your client what it wants. A savvy trial lawyer will treat the
We are all familiar with formal mediation procedure: a joint opening session followed by caucus bargaining from separate rooms with the mediator as go-between. But
Each party to a settlement gives value to the other. Often this value consists of more than simply delivering a check, trading releases, and dismissing
Nobody enters the decision to file bankruptcy lightly. Filing bankruptcy can have long-term consequences for a business and creditors may be worried about whether they
If you are involved in a Ft. Lauderdale business dispute, mediation could be the key to resolving the matter as efficiently as possible. Mediation provides
Navigating the COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge for everyone. This is especially true for those involved in business disputes or dealing with legal challenges,
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