Alternative Dispute Resolution
Jul. 20, 2013
Fast and roughly right: a new strategy for decision-making
Business students and young entrepreneurs who have been raised in the age of the Internet are well trained to think fast and accept "roughly right" decisions.
Jan Frankel Schau
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ADR Services, Inc.
1900 Ave of the Stars Ste 250
Los Angeles 90067
Email: jfschau@adrservices.org
Loyola Law School; Los Angeles CA
It is July, and your client has urged you to get through with the pending litigation as quickly and efficiently as possible. You call the court to schedule a hearing on a motion for summary judgment and the first available date is next May. You delicately broach the subject of ADR with your opposing counsel, select a busy mediator who can fit you in sometime in late August, and you and your client arrive for a full day's mediation hearing at 10:00 a.m. with great expectations. By 3:00 p....
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