Mediation: The Sensible Alternative to Litigation

Most folks who sue someone angrily, in an effort to redress a wrong that was done to them, say “I only want my day in court.” But having your “day in court” these days is not a sure thing. The court… Read More

Five Keys to a Successful Mediation

Whether you are a plaintiff or defendant engaged in litigation, or are someone faced with litigation which has not yet been filed, you will probably be counseled by your attorney to consider mediating your dispute. Many people confuse “mediation” with… Read More

Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements

The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has ruled that employees may be required to consent to arbitration of all Title VII claims as a condition on employment in Equal Employment Opportunity Comm’n v. Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps,… Read More

Legal Issues That Can Be Solved Outside the Courtroom

When litigation is necessary, a seasoned attorney can advocate effectively on your behalf. However, litigation does require considerable resources of both time and money. Many cases can benefit from exploring a resolution outside the courtroom. Talk to an attorney who… Read More