PRACTICAL TIPS ON PRACTICE DEVELOPMENT
Entries Categorized as 'The Practice'
Rainmakers and the rolodex
February 16, 2004
Carpe diem
December 29, 2003
While the focus of your preparations may be different, your client deserves your best effort.
On speaking for ADR
December 28, 2003
The 30-second message is the cornerstone for your presentation.
On writing for ADR
December 27, 2003
Your pre-hearing statement may vary depending on the nature of the proceeding
Home or away?
December 26, 2003
better to share the cost of renting conference space if necessary than conduct the proceedings at opposing counsel’s office
Finding the right person
December 24, 2003
Always select your mediator or arbitrator. If you cannot trust the person, you cannot trust the process.
Being perfectly clear
December 23, 2003
If you are relying on something happening or not happening as part of the ADR process, you should put it in writing.
Telling advice
December 22, 2003
Tell the client about cost, control and certainty. Tell opposing counsel about accommodating interests, the importance of preserving relationships or a likely “hot button” concern of the other client. Tell the court you want to resolve the case without trial.
Custom made solutions
December 21, 2003
the best fit for the particular case and personalities
An alternative to having your day in court
December 20, 2003
You should always be open to ADR. You should not always submit to it.
Seeking justice, finding fairness
December 19, 2003
ADR offers your client advantages over trial, primarily cost, control and certainty
Crisis intervention strategies
December 11, 2003
crisis intervention strategies
Client Communication Tip
November 15, 2003
Always advise the client of the next step. It impresses the client and keeps you focused.
How to beat Wal-Mart
November 14, 2003
because the gallon jar of mayonnaise is too big or the brand isn’t their favorite
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