23rd February 2009
Many of us have heard the rumors...from colleagues, relatives, or friends. There are a wide variety of myths floating around about the arbitration process. Arbitration-Truth exposes these urban legends to provide you with the truth about arbitration:
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22nd August 2008
Historically, the United States and its ideals of freedom and opportunity have been symbolized by wholesome and endearing traditions such as apple pie and baseball. More recently, however, the image of Casey at the Bat has given way to Casey at the court...
11th June 2008
Not all consumers wish to use traditional litigation to resolve their legal disputes. A variety of alternatives allow consumers to choose the option that best suits their legal resolution needs.
The number of court cases continues to rise, meaning cour...
29th April 2008
More people are attempting to make money off of the mistakes people make when typing in a well-known domain name, according to new findings from the National Arbitration Forum.
People often invert letters or add an additional letter when trying to acc...
02nd February 2008
What is mediation? Mediation is often thought of as a negotiation between two parties, with a third party involved in guiding the process. In turn, this could be viewed as an “assisted negotiation”. The ultimate purpose of mediation is to come to an a...
26th July 2007
The June issue of Trial, a publication of the American Association for Justice, contains a helpful “How-To” article for trial lawyers on the mediation of commercial disputes. Stewart I. Edelstein wrote the lengthy “Hot-To” article, which discusses...
