Law Practice
Oct. 20, 2007
For Arbitrator, Mediation Is More Art Than Science
LOS ANGELES - Richard C. Neal shuffles down the hallway of JAMS' high-rise office in downtown Los Angeles, a trace of smile on his face. "My father put on a suit to go to the bathroom," he says to one visitor in the hallway, noting his own pinstriped suit.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - Richard C. Neal shuffles down the hallway of JAMS' highrise office in downtown Los Angeles, a trace of smile on his face. "My father put on a suit to go to the bathroom," he says to one visitor in the hallway, noting his own pinstripe suit.
Neal goes on to describe his father, Phil C. Neal, an antitrust lawyer who became an ...
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