The other side of the coin: Twelve excellent and fairly common ways to insure your mediation fails
Alexander Polsky
2011 September
Will Dukes v. Wal-Mart prove to be a detriment to the American worker?
Micha Star Liberty
2011 September
The state budget crisis promises to deliver devilish delays in the civil justice system. Will this render private mediation less effective, or could it present opportunities for more productive mediation?
Jeffrey Krivis
2011 September
Early mediation, multiple mediation sessions, absent decision makers and joint sessions vs. private sessions
Matthew P. GuascoRosemarie Chiusano Drohan
2011 September
Recent cases of interest to members of the plaintiffs’ bar
Jeffrey I. Ehrlich
2011 September
Settlement talks can be as effective at the end of a trial as at the beginning
Miles B. Cooper
2011 September
Old cases become a flashpoint when money lands at the debtor’s doorstep
David Cook
2011 September
The Internet brings instant information to jurors that can lead to big problems at trial
Jacqueline Connor
2011 September
How to take charge of your negotiations to communicate what you really mean (and want)
Barbara Brown
2011 September
It turns out that the eyes don’t “see;” the brain does. This can make eyewitness testimony unreliable – but how can we question it?
Larry Booth
2011 September
How to analyze cases involving injuries abroad to gain jurisdiction over a nonresident defendant
Jessica N. Biernier
2011 September
