Shep Davidson – May 17th, 2012 – The In-House Advisor Hopefully, Mediation 101 gave you a clear understanding as to what mediation is. Now, let’s discuss how mediation works. Pre-Mediation Considerations While selecting a mediator can be critical, unlike when selecting an arbitrator, parties should not be very concerned that a biased mediator might force… Continue reading Mediation 201: How Mediation Works
Mediation 101: What it is and What it is Not
Shep Davidson – May 10, 2012 – The In-House Advisor Over the past 15 years, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) has become all the rage as parties try to limit the time and expenses they might expend if forced to litigate disputes in court. One of the ADR mechanisms whose use has exploded in growth is… Continue reading Mediation 101: What it is and What it is Not
Advise and Consult, Inc.: Providing the Best Construction Defect Resolution Services
Maggie Mercy – June 1, 2012 Advise and Consult, Inc. is a company known for its ability to assist individuals who are dealing with issues regarding construction. It has construction experts who have successfully handled more than two hundred cases and lawsuits for construction defects. This means that the company is guaranteed to offer you… Continue reading Advise and Consult, Inc.: Providing the Best Construction Defect Resolution Services
A Quick Look at Withdrawal Liability for Employers in the Building and Construction Industry
Employers who contribute to multiemployer pension funds are more and more concerned with unfunded liability and potential withdrawal liability. That exposure can be substantial and it is important to prepare to deal with it before taking any actions that trigger liability. But within the concept of withdrawal liability generally, there is a special consideration for… Continue reading A Quick Look at Withdrawal Liability for Employers in the Building and Construction Industry
How To Use The iPad (iPhone) And iOS 5 In Litigation
You have an iPad. You’re an attorney and, worse yet, a litigator. Now what? The iPad is nothing new. That sentence is shocking to read, but it is true. The iPad hit stores in April 2010. The iPad 2 is a success, and we are nearing the release of the third-generation iPad. What the iPad… Continue reading How To Use The iPad (iPhone) And iOS 5 In Litigation