Techniques for Negotiators Dominating Social Media

It is generally accepted that negotiations should occur behind closed doors: at the conference table, in unique meeting rooms, or by telephone. But can you imagine that today, these discussions go beyond the boundaries of traditional negotiations and have a social orientation?  Social networks continue to evolve worldwide, so your potential partners, customers, and competitors …

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Unraveling the Power of Peripheral Route Persuasion

Peripheral Route Persuasion

The peripheral route persuasion is an indirect route or way someone can be persuaded. Persuasion is an integral part of our daily lives, whether in advertising, politics, or personal relationships. There are two primary persuasion routes: the central and the peripheral. Today, we will delve into the intricacies of peripheral route persuasion, its effectiveness, and …

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Distrust Vs. Mistrust: Using Each Correctly

distrust vs mistrust

The subtle differences between distrust vs mistrust are slight, and the two terms are often used interchangeably. Understanding the nuances of the English language can be challenging, significantly when differentiating between similar-sounding words. Two words often confusing people are ‘distrust’ and ‘mistrust.’ Both words refer to a lack of trust or confidence, and both words …

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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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Lesbian Divorce Rate 2025: A Closer Look

Lesbian Divorce Rate

Same-sex divorce marriage rates are on the rise, particularly lesbian divorce rates. The rise in same-sex marriage and divorce rates can be attributed to the progress made in marriage equality over recent years. Most people are not thinking about the breakdown of a marriage when it begins, yet unfortunately, many marriages end in divorce according …

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When Does Decision Making Become More Complex?

When Does Decision Making Become More Complex

There are rare instances when decision-making becomes more complex. We make thousands of tiny daily decisions, from what to eat to what to wear or which route to take home from work. Yet some decisions are more complex and involve many other factors that can interfere with our ability to decide. The complex decisions include …

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Understanding the Business Litigation Process

business litigation

Business litigation involves presenting issues with business and corporate entities to the courts and arguing for business entities in court. Various topics may be the subject of business litigation, and many business litigation lawyers are experts in one of these areas. These litigation disputes can be incredibly complex and take time to complete. Understanding business …

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Out of Court Settlements: The Four Types

Out of Court Settlements

Out-of-court settlements are becoming a common goal in a variety of disputes.  Due to the amount of time and energy that is required to take a dispute through litigation, many businesses, and parties, in general, are turning to alternative dispute resolution to keep issues out of the courts.  But many people are unaware of the …

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What is Commercial Impracticability?

Implied Contracts

Commercial impracticability may be a term that is most commonly discussed in law school classrooms and cases revolving around a contract claim.  The term is not discussed frequently outside of the people that deal with it daily, but it can be an important term to know when faced with a contract that has been influenced …

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Counterclaims Examples Explained

Understanding Counterclaims Examples

Exploring counterclaim examples can be beneficial in helping a party understand what issues they can raise against someone who has brought a civil lawsuit against them and how they may try and recover against the same party.  It can also help a party understand when they may have to bring the counterclaim at that time, …

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