Many businesses choose to include arbitration clauses in their agreements with their customers, vendors or employees. They do so because, as data increasingly shows, arbitration is on average a significantly faster and cheaper means of resolving a dispute in a confidential, flexible and expert manner. And, as courthouses have closed during the coronavirus pandemic, arbitration has become, in many jurisdictions, the only ongoing means of resolving disputes.
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Conflict is a normal, unavoidable part of life. As long as we are alive and making decisions, we will encounter conflict and its effects. Our ability to deal with conflict;...
By Sharon Kendrick-JohnsonIndisputablyNevada Law Journal, Vol. 19, No. 3, 2019 available at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3433926 Central to her thesis is the (in my view correct) observation that most research on negotiation and gender has...
By Michael MoffittHow Do You Mediate Blog by Dennis HuizingA structured preparation to negotiations will lead to maximum result. It is important that parties are aware of their alternatives prior to starting...
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