Civil Litigation,
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Nov. 13, 2017
Why compromise?
When disputes arise, particularly those with significant emotional issues, parties may want to be vindicated and teach the other side a lesson.
Joan B. Kessler
Mediator and Arbitrator
JAMS
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Los Angeles , CA 90067-2715
Phone: (310) 392-3044
Fax: (310) 396-7576
Email: jkessler@jamsadr.com
Loyola Law School
Litigation is like going to Las Vegas and rolling the dice at the craps table; it is an uncertain, emotional rollercoaster. Litigation devours time, money, energy, and adds considerable stress to everyone's life. Nonetheless, litigation is integral to our system of law and an individual is more likely to be involved in a legal dispute during his or her lifetime now more than ever before. Even an expedited process like arbitration, which is more expeditious and cost ef...
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