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Law Practice

Mar. 9, 2007

Structure Before All

Focus Column - By Robert D. "Bo" Links - In the first of a two-part series, an arbitrator sets out the menu of considerations to keep in mind when drafting an alternative dispute resolution clause.

FOCUS COLUMN

By Robert D. "Bo" Links
     
      There are, fundamentally, two types of clients. The first presents a proposed contract to his lawyer and asks, "What do you think?" The second cuts the deal on his own, signs the contract, and only then asks his counsel, "Is this OK?"
      The first fellow is smart. You will derive great satisfaction working with him. The...

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