How Long Does Arbitration Take? A Closer Look

How long does arbitration take

Because arbitration, including car accident arbitration, is often touted as a cheaper and quicker resolution compared to litigation, curious minds may wonder how long arbitration takes. While many proponents of arbitration state that it often moves more quickly than litigation, critics state that it can be just as long as traditional litigation in the court …

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Where Do Broadside Collisions Most Commonly Occur?

Where Do Broadside Collisions Most Commonly Occur

This blog post explores where broadside collisions most commonly occur, the factors contributing to their frequency, and strategies for prevention. Broadside collisions, commonly called “T-bone” collisions, are serious matters in road safety. These types of accidents happen when the front of one vehicle crashes into the side of another, forming a “T” shape on impact. …

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Mediation in a Personal Injury Settlement

Mediation in a Personal Injury Settlement

This article provides an overview of mediation in personal injury settlement and the pros and cons of using mediation to resolve a personal injury dispute.  We will examine the usefulness of the process and consider the benefits that make it a valuable option to settle a personal injury case. The process can often feel overwhelming …

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Resistance Point in Negotiation: Explained

Resistance point negotiation

Resistance point negotiation is often considered one of the worst positions to be in; however, resistance points are a helpful metric when evaluating an offer or solution.  A resistance point is often discussed within the larger framework of the best alternative to a negotiated settlement as the farthest a party will be pushed in one …

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Understanding the Different Types of Power

different types of power

Whether you want to be an influential leader or become a more effective leader in the workplace, this blog post will review the different types of power, the potential negative consequences of wielding them improperly, and how these different types of power inform the leadership style you ultimately use. The concept of power is integral …

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Are Settlements Taxable? A Detailed Overlook

are settlements taxable

When settling a legal case, one of the most pressing questions for recipients is whether their eventual settlements are taxable. This can be a complex issue because taxability depends on various factors, including the nature of the settlement and the specific circumstances surrounding the case. Understanding these nuances is crucial for taxpayers to avoid unexpected …

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California Arbitration Act & It’s Importance

California Arbitration Act

Any arbitration in California must comply with the California Arbitration Act, which regulates private arbitration in California and is intended to create and streamline the state arbitration process. Specific provisions of the law have caused controversy, and a lawsuit is pending to determine whether provisions involving mandatory arbitration agreements should be honored. Still, the Act …

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ADR Careers in Conflict Resolution: A Guide

Conflict resolution jobs

Because conflict is a part of daily life, many people are starting to see the value of creating careers in conflict resolution to resolve conflicts within the workplace and other situations.  The prevalence of alternative dispute resolution and other forms of conflict resolution has also encouraged the creation of conflict resolution degrees and specialties across …

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Understanding Relational Cultural Theory

Relational Cultural theory

Relational Cultural Theory (RCT) is a psychological framework that emphasizes the importance of relationships in human development and well-being. Rooted in feminist theory developed by Jean Baker Miller and her colleagues at the Stone Center at Wellesley College, RCT focuses on how individuals grow and develop through their connections with others. This informative post will …

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