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Copyright 2008 by Neubauer & Associates, Inc
September
2007 Issue

FEATURES:

Is a ship in dry dock still a vessel?
A look at maritime mediation and the Jones Act.
Alexander S. Polsky


Crafting an enforceable settlement agreement
Taking the time to include key provisions in drafting settlement agreements can prevent lost clients, lost money, and even malpractice suits.
Paula M. Lawhon


Arbitration myth busting: What every attorney and client needs to know
All arbitrators "split the baby," misapply the law, prevent discovery and rule with ultimate authority – or do they?
Solange E. Ritchie


How to win at mediation the Bill Walsh way
As Walsh ran scripted plays, so too should your mediation moves be scripted.
Bradley Bostick


Hunting for deception in mediation: Winning cases by understanding body language
Deciphering deceit, much like the game of chess, is about assessing your opponent's strategy.
Jeffrey Krivis and Mariam Zadeh


Preparing your client (and yourself ) for mediation
Preparation of the client for mediation is as important as preparation of the case.
Ramsay "Buzz" Wiesenfeld

 

Revisiting binding mandatory pre-dispute arbitration clauses
Legislators look to preclude such clauses in consumer and employment matters.
James Sturdevant


Appellate mediation in California
Appellate Court leads the way in successful settlement conference programs.
John Toker



DEPARTMENTS:
From Where I Sit
Class actions under attack. . . again!
Gregg A. Farley


Public Interest Law
Fighting predatory lending: Statutory attorneys fees

Michele Magar


Trial Practice & Procedure
Pleading and proving gross negligence in light of City of Santa Barbara
Shirley K. Watkins


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