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Mediation
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North Carolina Appellate Practice Blog
Court of Appeals Revises Appellate Mediation Procedures in Light of COVID-19
By Beth Scherer
The Court of Appeals has new COVID-19 procedures for its voluntary appellate mediation program. The full document is here, but highlights include: For mediation deadlines that fall between March 27…
Talkov Law Blog
Lange v. Schilling – Refusal to Mediate Before Litigation Sacrifices Right to Attorney’s Fees in CAR Contracts
By Scott Talkov
Lange v. Schilling (2008) 163 Cal.App.4th 1412 – Refusal to Mediate Before Litigation Sacrifices Right to Attorney’s Fees Under California Association of Realtors (CAR) Form Lease and Purchase and Sale Agreement…
WCMediator Blog
Why Video Mediations Are Like Early Personal Computers
By Teddy Snyder
You may have heard the abbreviation RTFM. As soon as everyday consumers started using computers, telephone customer support staff had to field daily questions about the most basic functions. Perhaps…
WCMediator Blog
Mediator As Filter
By Teddy Snyder
There’s a lot of interest lately in filtering out bad stuff. Of course, we use filters all the time: air filters in the ceilings in our houses, filters to keep…
New York Business Law and Commercial Litigation Blog
Perspectives on Alternative Dispute Resolution Amidst the Pandemic
With most cases facing indefinite suspensions in the courts, it behooves litigants and their counsel to at least consider alternative methods of resolving disputes. Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”), most notably…
Constructlaw®
Dispute Boards: A Different Approach to Dispute Resolution
By Albert Bates, Zach Torres-Fowler
With the signing of the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation in August 2019, there has been a newfound focus on how parties can improve and…
Sanns ADR
NY Knicks Dolan-Oakley Dispute Goes to Mediation
If you are a New York Knicks fan, you are no doubt aware of the battle and lawsuit between Madison Square Garden and NY Knicks owner James Dolan and former…
WCMediator Blog
Mediation During the COVID-19 Shutdown
By Teddy Snyder
Mediation Is Critical Right Now Courts are closed. Attorneys and claims professionals are working from home as best they can. But disputes continue. If an employer is responsible for a…
Philip Mediation Blog
March 16th, 2020
Philip Mediation is committed to continuing to provide excellent dispute resolution services while protecting the health and safety of my clients.I am happy to accommodate participation via telephone or video-conferencing,…
Disputing
Mediation Scheduling Challenges
By Karl Bayer
Over the last few weeks, several attorneys and their clients have told me they anticipate exceptional challenges moving forward with mediations amid new travel restrictions and developing health and safety…