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How is Collaborative Law used in Civil Litigation

by admin on September 9, 2011

A. General Overview of Collaborative Law in Arizona Those facing civil litigation may use a process called Collaborative Law to resolve their dispute out of court. Collaborative Law means that both parties retain collaboratively trained attorneys to help resolve the matter using interest-based negotiations. The parties also enter into participation agreements requiring their collaborative attorneys [...]

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Is Mediation for the NFL and the Players a Good Idea?

by admin on May 24, 2011

The dispute between the NFL and the players has been described as a case of billionaires fighting millionaires.  The NFL wants to renegotiate the terms of its contract with the players.  The players feel the requested changes are unfair.  Currently, there is a lockout in place that has been temporarily upheld by the Court.  A [...]

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Facebook Decision Demonstrates Mediation is Effective

by admin on April 18, 2011

Everyone who watched “The Social Network” (or one of the many news programs and articles featuring Mark Zuckerberg) is familiar with the case between Facebook and ConnectU, Inc. (the Winklevoss twins (hereinafter “the Twins”)).  The Twins sued Facebook for allegedly stealing their idea, and Facebook countersued.  The District Court ordered the parties to attend mediation. [...]

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Mediation to End Your Neighborhood Dispute in Arizona

by admin on April 4, 2010

Hire a mediator in Arizona to settle Neighborhood diputes.

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What are the Benefits of Mediating vs. Going to Court in Arizona?

by admin on June 18, 2009

Choosing  Mediation in Arizona is a great option to resolve or prevent conflict in your life.  Mediation, and other forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution (“ADR”), including Collaborative law and facilitation, are powerful methods of resolving conflict that allows the participants to end disputes without the unnecessary expense and stress that litigation can bring. Using a [...]

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How Can You Afford to Hire A Lawyer in this economy? Phoenix Arizona

by admin on June 16, 2009

When Going to court in Arizona can cost tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars, who can afford pay to litigate in this current economy?  Okay, who can afford to litigate other than corporations that received TARP money? Conflicts do not generally disappear when money is short supply.  Typically, more conflicts tend to arise when [...]

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