Experienced Advocacy On Your Side
The biggest problem we face when working to negotiate a resolution to a conflict is not knowing or understanding what we really want. Beyond the “prize” of winning, we do not think about the details and the implications of those details. We humans focus on the idea of the win. Perhaps there is an object on which we focus as…
Mediation offers a broad range of options to resolve a conflict. Litigation, on the other hand, offers merely what the law permits. A judge’s choices are limited to those within the judge’s jurisdiction. In a mediation setting, thought, parties can reach agreements which a judge would not be able to consider. Collaboration between parties, even people who are having trouble…