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Articles about arbitration (0-50 of 363)
- Clarifying The Terms Arbitration And Mediation
By: Web Royalty | - In a court of law, it is very difficult to decipher the differences, and the similarities of terms that law officials use every day. It is vital when involved in the court system to be educated on certain terms that can be easily confused. Two terms that are frequently misunderstood, and hard to distinguish from one another, are arbitration, and mediation. These actually appear very similar, but are distinctly different according to the way they are defined in a law aspect.
1. The ...
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- Home Inspections: When Is Exceeding The Sop Going Too Far?
By: jfarsetta | - I exceed the Standard of Practice. Many inspectors make this statement all the time. Many put it in their brochures and on their website. But, what exactly do they mean? What measure can anyone apply, with any degree of certainty, to gauge what can be expected of an inspector who exceeds the standard of practice?
I suppose it can mean that whatever the SOP dictates is a minimum inspection standard is enhanced. Okay, Ill buy that. But, now comes the next logical quest ...
Tags: standards of practice, inspector liability, arbitration
- Theories, The Truth, Disclaimers, And Avoiding Litigation
By: jfarsetta | - The home inspection process is one of the few occupations where the professional inspector purposely places himself/herself between a rock and a hard place. Think about it for a moment. There are pressures from all sides. The client expects a top-notch inspection, even though the inspector has no history of the property about to be inspected. The seller may have done their very best to try and conceal any or all defects, including recent repairs. The Inspector does not possess x-ray vision. The ...
Tags: home inspection, inspector liability, inspection arbitration
- Does Arbitration Actually Work For Home Inspection Disputes?
By: jfarsetta | - Theres an interesting question. While most disputes surrounding home inspections primarily deal with allegations of negligence on the inspectors part, what recourse actually exists for the defendant or plaintiff? Well, there are always the courts. Cheap you say? Maybe. Sure it only costs a couple of bucks to file the complaint, but what about costs thereafter? There are court costs, depositions, time lost, and more. Strong positions sometimes fade as discovery progresses. For the inspector ...
Tags: home inspection, inspection arbitration, inspection disputes
- What Might Be The True Cost Of Arbitration?
By: jfarsetta | - Arbitration is an alternate means of dispute resolution, which in theory expedites the process, helps clear the court calendar, and helps plaintiff and defendant avoid the costs associated with a trial. But, what happens when the decision of the arbiter is just plain wrong in your opinion? What if he erred in his assessment? What recourse do you have? That depends on if the arbitration was binding or not. In binding arbitration, there is typically little recourse for the losing party.
Tags: home inspection, inspection arbitration, inspection disputes
- Documentation Is Key"€¦
By: jfarsetta | - For the home inspector, documentation is a key area of protection. This would include documenting the conditions encountered during the inspection process especially when you come across conditions that block the inspectors view or access. This would also include situations where, in the inspectors opinion, conditions may be unsafe for him/her to enter a section of a dwelling. Remember, it is your life at stake. For the multi-inspector firm the risk can be higher as OSHA rules and regulations ...
Tags: home inspection, inspector liability, inspection arbitration
- How Much Is Auto Insurance-the Facts
By: Lance Thorington | - Anyone who owns an automobile will know that they need to have auto insurance. This is an essential when you are a driver. However, there are different levels and therefore costs of auto insurance - so how much is auto insurance?
Obviously you can reduce the amount of your auto insurance depending on the level of cover that you are looking for. For example the most expensive type of auto insurance is fully comprehensive cover. The cheapest form of insurance is third party insuranc ...
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- Looking At Recommended Auto Insurance Coverage
By: Lance Thorington | - People all over are looking for ways to save money on their auto insurance. To help you out we will look at some recommended auto insurance coverage ideas. Most people are going to set their policies so they only have what is required by the state.
This bare minimum of coverage will save you money, but it may also have you paying more money out in the long run. Depending on what kind of car your driving, when you place a claim you could come out with not enough money to help pay f ...
Tags: recommended auto insurance coverage, information about requesting no-fault arbitration,
- Special Provisions On Foreign-related Civil And Commercial Cases
By: Sino-Link Consulting | - With the deepening of China's reform and opening up, economic intercourse with foreigners are increasingly frequent; however, conflicts and disputes involved in foreign trade are also increasing gradually. This article aims to introduce some special provisions in Chinese laws when administer and handle foreign-related civil and commercial cases, in order to help the foreign parties to successfully register in China, and protect their legitimate rights and interests according to Chinese law.
Tags: international arbitration, Chinese law, Chinese lawyer,
- Good Language Practice In China-based Contracts
By: Richard Hoffman | - When doing business in China, many contracts need to also be written in Chinese. There is also usually an issue over arbitration in contracts between Chinese and overseas entities. It is usually typical and often a legal requirement for the contracts of joint ventures or construction design contracts for example, to be in Chinese as well as the language of the second party. This is reasonable; after all, the supplier or partner is located in China and Chinese is the official language.
Tags: China, business,
- Avoiding Financial, Legal And Emotional Problems In The Nursing Home
By: Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson | - The physical characteristics of nursing homes have significantly improved over the years due to government policies, regulations and consumer movements to make nursing homes more "home-like". However, make no mistake -- nursing homes are businesses, whether operating for profit or non-profit. Because of government, insurance and other regulations, the application process (paperwork) for admission to a nursing home is laborious. Make sure that you do not rush through the documents which can ...
Tags: Arbitration, Nursing Home, Admission Packets, Quality of Life, Quality of Care
- Problems And Countermeasures Involved In Quality Disputes In Foreign Trade
By: Sino-Link Consulting | - Due to the economic globalization and integration, foreign trading business with China is becoming more frequent. Foreign investors are increasing investment proportion in diversified industries, but one other natural result is the quality disputes happens in some international trading businesses. The quality dispute in foreign trade is one common issue, which might be solved effectively via reasonable ways. This article will combine some common quality disputes involved in foreign trade, and pr ...
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- Advantages And Disadvantages Of Employment Arbitration
By: Mark Dacanay | - Employment arbitration is a clause usually included in most employment contracts as the preferred method of resolving disputes.
This is in accordance with the Federal Arbitration Act which provides judicial facilitation of employment disputes.
However, both parties (employer and employee) must agree to go through arbitration instead of a judicial court.
If the employment contract contains such clause, and the employee affixed his/her signature, he/she essen ...
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- Resolution Of Dispute Through Arbitration
By: avinash | - The procedure of arbitration is essentially a lawful course which consists of the resolution of disputes without taking help from the court where the opposing parties assign an arbitrator with communal permission with the authority in order to settle on an outcome. The arbitrator may either be selected straight or with the aid of some arbitration agreement. Almost in the complex commercial agreements numerous has been found to be selected also.
The procedure of arbitration may be ...
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- A Brief Analysis On The Mistaken Mind-set In Conducting A Contract
By: Sino-Link Consulting | - As the globalization intensifies, international economy and trade are also increasingly frequent; however, how to control the risks within the expected range has become an issue of common concern among the enterprises engage in international trade. As a legal document, commercial contract which regulates the rights and obligations of both sides has played an increasingly important role. Thus, signing a complete and operable commercial contract is a necessary means to reduce the risks in internat ...
Tags: arbitration, litigation, breach of contract, consulting,
- Partnership Agreement: Avoiding Disputes Between Establishment Owners
By: Nemelou Despuez | - A comprehensive agreement can help business partners to avoid disputes since it will clearly state their exact responsibilities, duties, and rights. Another advantage of a written agreement is that the state will not be able to control some important aspects of the business, allowing people to tailor their policy to meet the needs of their companies.
Before creating a written partnership contract, people should consider the following:
Name of partnership. Bus ...
Tags: partnership contract, arbitration, mediation
- Mediation And Arbitration As A Form Of Alternative Dispute Resolution Process
By: Mark Dacanay | - Alternative dispute resolutions are becoming more popular as a result of the increasing backlog of cases in the court systems.
In fact some states even recommend parties to resolve their issues trough alternative dispute resolutions before going through the process of litigation.
There are a lot of advantages in going through alternative dispute resolutions such as:
ADRs generally cost less than formal litigation.
Parties are t ...
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- Verification And Claims Involved In Bank Guarantee
By: Sino-Link Consulting | - If the two sides concerned in foreign-related commercial intercourse locate in different countries or regions, it would be relatively difficult for them to get wise to their potential partners' contractual capability, business integrity and so on. Once some disputes occur, both arbitration and litigation are complicated and expensive. Therefore, it is a convention that a bank guarantee would be necessary by signing a contract in international trade.
Bank guarantee means that the ba ...
Tags: China legal service, China law firm, invest China, China legal consulting, Sino-Link solution
- Arbitration And Litigation----comparison Of Solutions To Foreign-related Disputes
By: Sino-Link Consulting | - Generally, an economic contract would be concluded in foreign-related economic activities; however the contestable clauses tend to be important terms in such economic contract. Before the contestable clauses are determined, the first question is whether to choose arbitration or choose litigation once there is dispute in the future. Thereby, this essay aims to compare foreign-related arbitration and litigation, hoping to offer some help to the parties involving foreignrelated economic contract.
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- Malpractice Caps - Explaining The Unexplainable
By: Anthony Larsen | - A medical malpractice cap is a statutory limit placed on the amount of money a plaintiff may be awarded in the event of a malpractice legal case win. Additionally, these caps can and do limit the amount that malpractice victims can be charged for being represented by a malpractice lawyer. Often these caps are applied regardless of whether or not a recovery is awarded via judgment, settlement, or arbitration. They are the subject of national dispute, as it is often argued that these caps place an ...
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- Possible Outcomes To Your Patent Suit
By: Glend Anderson | - There are several possible outcomes to a patent suit (or, more formally and correctly, a patent infringement lawsuit).
Victory at Trial: It is possible that your case will go to trial, and you will be victorious. In a patent suit, the jury will have to make three decisions:
1. Is the patent valid and enforceable?
2. Did the defendant actually did infringe your patent?
3. If the defendant did, what damages are to be awarded?
Tags: patent attorney, patent infringement lawsuit
- Putting Civility Back Into Litigation
By: James Adler | - PUTTING CIVILITY BACK INTO LITIGATION
Our system of civil justice is an excellent one. However, as is often the case, the system is no better than those who run it. A well-designed automobile will not run very well if shoddy parts are used.
System Abuses
In our civil justice system, regrettably, many attorneys choose to abuse the system by filing frivolous motions and objections, being uncooperative, and requiring things to be done the hard way, ...
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- Lemon Law: Is Arbitration Just Another Stall?
By: Norman Taylor | - A jury in Tallahassee, Florida just unanimously awarded plaintiff Shamair Coward a complete refund from GM for her 2007 Saturn Ion. When the vehicle was traveling at speeds of approximately 30 miles per hour, the engine would drag, lose power, the RPM's would go up and the front of the car made a rattling sound. Ms. Coward was forced to put the vehicle into fourth gear to prevent the vehicle from losing power and to lower the RPM's.
Ms. Coward satisfied the needs of the ...
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- Debt Settlement - What Exactly Is Debt Settlement?
By: Huong Nguyen | - Debt settlement, also known as debt arbitration or debt negotiation, is an approach to debt reduction in which the debtor and creditor agree on a reduced balance that will be regarded as payment in full.
As long as consumers continue to make minimum monthly payments, creditors will not negotiate a reduced balance. However, when payments stop, balances continue to grow because of late fees and ongoing interest.
Consumers can arrange their own settlements by using adv ...
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- All About Arbitration And Litigation In Phoenix
By: Jeff Ryan | - As per the estimate of the American Bar Association, 100 million Americans can't afford the high charges involved in legal proceeding and according to a survey taken in 1999; just one third of them can't even bear the charges of bringing a legal dispute to the court of law. However, a cheaper alternative to litigation usually comes in form of arbitration. Even the Supreme Courts, as well as the experts in the field believe in the fact that arbitration can serve each and every purpose that litiga ...
Tags: Arbitration And Litigation, Arbitration, Litigation, arizona legal disputes
- Spring Ahead With The 2009 Mortgage Reform Bill
By: Leslie Eskildsen | - Finally, a reform bill that puts the responsibility where it belongs - back in the lap of the lender. By toughening some of the old rules, and adding rules that should have been there in the first place, this bill makes the lender more accountable when it comes to negotiating a mortage.
The ominous sounding "Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act of 2009" introduced by the House Services Committee is moving ahead after a successful 45-19 vote. It still needs be cleared by ...
Tags: home loans, mortgages, mortgage reform, lending, home financing, Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act of 2009
- Litigation Lawyer Can Help To Resolve
By: cataneselaw | - To solve your public or private legal matters through trial or discussion is the job of a Litigation lawyer. If you are held in any kind of dispute whether civil, public or even private, you can hire a lawyer to overcome the issue. The litigation lawyers are civil attorneys who are experienced and have enough knowledge to deal with any kind of civil and criminal matters. You can find an attorney easily and can discuss your matter to resolve. First you must take an appointment from an attorney to ...
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- Get Online Debt Consolidation
By: davidroman | - So youll end paying most of What this means is that debt arbitration work on their own. Its not an insurmountable heap of repute card debt, or any folder. Debt Consolidation takes place in how much you making your debt. It affordable and possible for you. When youve rewarded off most of what you have to help you pay off your responsibility to them in the upcoming when doable. The situations they find themselves in, because of debt, are difficult to pay off. The debt that ...
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- Toronto Blue Jays Tickets - Can Arbitration Streak Strike Out?
By: Robert Melkonyan | - It's not news, well, it is news but no new news that there's still arbitration going on in the Toronto Blue Jays camp again this year. Although the last 10 or 12 years have been the scene of arbitration between the Blue Jays and the powers that be, one can hope that, as in the past that Toronto will come up with a way to dodge the court rooms as they have done before.
Currently there are six Blue Jays who have made arbitration filings in time of the recent deadline. This means To ...
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- Credit Card Debt Arbitration
By: credit debt | - Across America today youll find a multitude of persons, families, and people in debt that cannot handle. The situations they find themselves in, because of debt, are impossible ones that they cannot get out of on their own. You probably at least know someone in a situation such as this. Its not an uncommon thing anymore, and more people find themselves in unmanageable debt every day. On a good note, programs like debt settlement, credit card debt arbitration, and debt negotiation ...
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- Alternative Dispute Resolution: The Growth Of Arbitration And Mediation In The 21st Century
By: Jeff Ryan | - As the court systems become increasingly backlogged with cases, alternative dispute resolution is becoming an ever more important aspect of the overall judicial system in the United States and in other countries the world over. The primary elements of alternative dispute resolution are arbitration and mediation. While some people use the terms arbitration and mediation synonymously, the fact is that arbitration and mediation are two distinct types of alternative dispute resolution.
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- What A Mediator Needs To Know Before Building A Marketing Website
By: Deborah Gallant | - If you have recently gotten your mediation credential, rented an office and launched your own mediation or arbitration practice, you are ready to roll up your sleeves and start working on disputes. Oops. First you need some clients!
One of the most effective ways to begin marketing your nascent mediation practice is by posting a website. But before you hire a web designer and lay out thousands of dollars, take stock of the situation.
When you take on new clients, ...
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- Helpful Divorce Information: Mediation Vs. Arbitration
By: Kevin Norman | - If you are someone opting for divorce but do not want to experience the hassles of appearing at court, then arbitration and mediation would be a good option to solve the discrepancies you have with your spouse. However, certain people may have an inclination to combine mediation and arbitration into one concept. Do not be tempted to do this as it will lead to confusion in the end. Arbitration and mediation are two very dissimilar techniques to resolve disputes.
Relating to mediati ...
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- Employment Arbitration Made Simple
By: Alva Pao-Pei Alfonso | - These days, arbitration clauses in agreements are fairly common. Especially in agreements related to work, the services of an employment attorney on employment arbitration are often sought. Despite the fact that arbitration clauses are common these days, there is still much that many people do not understand about it.
Arbitration is the procedure where parties resolve disputes out of court, with the aid of a neutral third party. Some people opt to get help from an employment atto ...
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- Resolve Your Civil Case Using Alternative Dispute Resolution
By: Timothy Rayne | - Busy court dockets can result in years passing before cases can get to trial. Legal fees and expenses for a trial can total tens of thousands of dollars. Trial requires intense involvement of the parties at great emotional cost, as well as prolonged periods of time away from work and family. Trials are risky, with outcomes in the hands of a judge or jury. Trials are open proceedings which can be viewed by the general public and covered by the media.
All of the above are potent ...
Tags: mediation, alternative dispute resolution, arbitration
- General Information On Arbitration
By: Adriane Lauren Luna | - What is Arbitration?
Arbitration is one of the many legal processes of resolving disputes. Two or more parties refer the dispute to an impartial person (called the arbiter or arbitrators), or group of persons (arbitral tribunal) who have no interest in the case, and in whose decision the parties agreed to be bound. Arbitration can be binding or non-binding; or voluntary or mandatory.
How does it differ from Mediation?
In mediation, the competing parti ...
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- Soccer - Suspension For The Italian Football Star Francesco Flachi
By: Emeli Dean | - The Italian football player Francesco Flachis negative verdict of a sixteen month suspension was already pronounced last year but hadnt been made definite because the Italian Olympic Committee had raised an objection. The reason for the verdict was the failure of a drug test taken from the 31-year-old forward after a home game from his team U.C. Sampdoria against the Italian champion Inter Milan on January 28th 2007. The founded drug was cocaine. Flachi declared back then that the drug had ...
Tags: Italy, Flachi, International Court of Arbitration for Sport, Kickoff, Schumacher, Maradona, Ephedrin, suspension
- Arbitration Law - Bharatbook.com
By: bharat book bureau | - Bharatbook.com is proud to announce the new report Arbitration Law (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=4445).
Arbitration has established itself as one of the principal methods of dispute resolution over the years, which is why you need coverage of the latest developments in this field close at hand.
Arbitration Law ensures that your business is not at risk by using outdated information. Arbitration Law is specially designed to give you an all-encompassi ...
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- Divorce & Other Legal Documents Online
By: Louise Greene | - A divorce is never easy, but it is possible to end a marriage amicably with little or no difficulty. However, this is not always true in the many cases. Divorce lawyers are usually the only ones that truly win in a long drawn out divorce proceeding, which tends to be extremely overwhelming for the parties involved both psychologically and financially. The longer it takes to settle a divorce, the longer the conflict continues, creating huge legal fees for both sides. If both parties agree during ...
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- Soccer - The Webster Decision
By: Emeli Dean | - Everything started in 2006 when the 25-years-old Scot Andy Webster switched to the English Premier League Club Wigan Athletic despite the fact he had an existing contract with the Edinburgh Club Heart of Midlothian. The article 17 in the FIFA-Transfer Agreement implies that players can cancel contracts one sided if they want to switch abroad after the appointed protected period which is between two and three year depending on the age of the player. Switching to another team before the con ...
Tags: Webster, Wigan Athletic, Premier League, FIFA-Transfer, protectet period, Court Of Arbitration for Sport, Hieronymus, contract stability, VfB
- Which Debts Are Eligible For Debt Negotiation?
By: Arlene Schneider | - Debt negotiation, also called debt arbitration is an aggressive approach to paying off your bills by reducing the amount of the balance that is owed on your unsecured debts. Also this is perhaps one of the best alternatives that you have to filing for bankruptcy. Debt settlement is becoming a more accepted method of getting out of debt and there are more agencies available to help people negotiate with their creditors.
This is not something that should be undertaken lightly. Once ...
Tags: debt negotiation, debt settlement, alternative to bankrupcy, debt arbitration
- Things You Must Know About Credit Card Debt Reduction
By: Steve Bis | - Debt Settlement is one of the couple viable methods available to people burdened with credit card debt. But like anything else in life it does come with it's individual pros and cons.
First let us unveil the cons.
1. In most cases your credit score will go down. No collector will be willing to make a settlement until you have fallen at least 2 to 3 months behind. So when you are falling behind your credit score will take a negative hit. However the derogatory remarks f ...
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- Lemon Law And Arbitration
By: Charles Stubbs | - If you're like most people, you probably don't really recognize the difference between an arbitration and a court hearing.
What is Arbitration?
Arbitration is defined as "the process by which the parties to a dispute submit their differences to the judgment of an impartial person or group appointed by mutual consent or statutory provision."
So in regards to lemon law, an arbitration is when you, the car buyer, attempt to receive a refund or replaceme ...
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- Mandatory Arbitration: The Alternative To Trial
By: Christopher Davis | - In Washington, most of the superior courts have adopted a program known as "mandatory arbitration." Arbitration is another way to resolve a case instead of going to trial. With arbitration, the court appoints an "arbitrator" who will decide the case by listening to testimony, reviewing evidence, and then issuing an award. The arbitrator is usually an experienced attorney or retired judge. This author has served as an arbitrator in many personal injury cases. The purpose of Mandatory Arbitration ...
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- How Developing World Businesses Can Make American Arbitration Work For Them
By: Robert Y. Lewis | - As the volume of business transacted between the developing and developed world businesses grows, so too does the need for a fair and efficient process for resolving disputes arising therefrom. Frequently, American businesses demand that an arbitration clause be included in business contracts so that any dispute will be resolved in a United States arbitration forum. Developing world businesses might be suspicious of this demand and assume that the process must favor the U.S. party: Why else wo ...
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- The Pros Of Business Mediation
By: Austen Koberstein | - Business mediation is becoming a very popular approach used to settle disputes in the business community. These disagreements may come between business partners or even between two different businesses (this is referred to as B2B). No matter what the business relationship is, mediation has several advantages over a public legal battle.
Anyone who operates his or her own business knows that time is money. Business mediation can save the business both. It can save time if both pa ...
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- Inspecting The Purchase Agreement - Don't Let The Small Details Hurt You
By: Joe and Colleen Lane | - An easy way to lose in real estate is to let things sneak by you in the purchase agreement. You may decide everything you want at the time the buyer makes their offer, only to find out later that something in the purchase agreement gives the buyer an advantage you weren't aware of. Accepting a vague purchase agreement is one of the biggest mistakes many sellers make. You want to know every detail of the purchase agreement you decide on.
There are many easy loopholes that could ser ...
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- Investing In China: Arbitrating Your Disputes
By: David Carnes | - Arbitration is the most popular commercial dispute resolution method in China. An arbitration agreement, whether before or after a dispute arises, is a necessary prerequisite to any form of arbitration. If this option is chosen it is best to include a carefully drafted arbitration clause in the contract, because a sloppily drafted clause might end up in the People's Courts - first to decide whether or not it is binding, and if it is not, to decide the underlying dispute.
Foreign A ...
Tags: China, law, invest, arbitration, dispute resolution, WOFE
- How To Negotiate A Deadlock Like A Pro
By: Mary Greenwood | - Copyright 2006 Mary Greenwood
A deadlock occurs when the parties to a negotiation cannot reach agreement. Usually they are tired and frustrated and ready to give up. Here are a few Rules to chip away at the deadlock and close the deal.
1. Take a Break.
If the emotions are high and both parties are clearly frustrated and tired, it might be time for a break. Clear the air and get a fresh start the next day or the next week. Give assignments and/or deadl ...
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- 5 Rules For Negotiating Like A Pro
By: Mary Greenwood | - Copyright 2006 Mary Greenwood
No matter whether you are negotiating a raise with your boss, negotiating a vacation schedule with you ex-spouse or negotiating with a seller or buyer on an on-line auction, there are certain rules or principles that will help you settle your disputes.
Rule 1. Focus on the goal. Don't be distracted by your emotions. It is important to check your emotions at the door before trying to negotiate anything. Emotions such as anger can make on ...
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