Tag: securities
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10 Ways Attorneys Sabotage Mediation (and How to Avoid Them)
Attorneys can unintentionally derail the resolution process during mediation. In “10 Ways Attorneys Sabotage Mediations (and How to Avoid Them)”, we explore common missteps—like unrealistic expectations or ignoring the mediator’s guidance—and provide actionable strategies to keep negotiations on track. Here’s how to identify and avoid these pitfalls for more successful outcomes. Aggressive or Hostile Behavior…
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Unveiling Conflict Resolution: Understanding Essential Needs
In the realm of conflicts, one crucial element reigns supreme: needs. Picture conflicts as intricate recipes—needs, perceptions, power dynamics, values, and emotions form the quintessential ingredients. Yet, amidst this complex concoction, needs stand as the foundational component, driving the essence of every conflict scenario. Needs are fundamental physical requisites that underpin our well-being. When these…
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How Good Mediators Resolve Disputes Effectively
A good mediator helps all parties resolve their disputes efficiently and amicably. But how do they do it? Effective mediation requires more than just listening and asking questions. It demands a skillful approach to building trust, managing dynamics, and guiding everyone toward resolution. Let’s explore what makes a mediator excel and how they ensure disputes…
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The Role of a Commercial Mediator
In today’s business world, disputes and conflicts are a common occurrence. When parties in a commercial dispute cannot find a resolution on their own, they often turn to a commercial mediator for assistance such Ken Strongman. As a commercial mediator he is a neutral third party who facilitates communication and negotiation between the parties to…
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Unveiling Conflict Resolution: Understanding Essential Needs
In the realm of conflicts, one crucial element reigns supreme: needs. Picture conflicts as intricate recipes—needs, perceptions, power dynamics, values, and emotions form the quintessential ingredients. Yet, amidst this complex concoction, needs stand as the foundational component, driving the essence of every conflict scenario. Needs are fundamental physical requisites that underpin our well-being. When these…
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Arbitrator’s Duty to Avoid Potential Conflicts
Arbitrator’s Duty to Avoid Potential Conflicts Upon accepting an appointment, arbitrators should always avoid entering into any financial, business or other relationship that is likely to affect impartiality or might reasonably create an appearance of partiality or bias. For example, an arbitrator should not accept any engagement involving a party while an arbitration case is…
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Arbitrator’s Duty to Neutrality
Arbitrator’s Duty to Neutrality It is the Arbitrator’s duty to be impartial and neutral throughout a proceeding. Impartiality extends to parties, counsel, agents, witnesses, co-panelists and even the type of case involved. Arbitrators must be impartial in both appearance and in fact. Arbitrators are viewed by parties in an arbitration case much as a judge…