Dispute Resolution

A business partnership works most smoothly when both people are on the same page. When they have complementary skills and work together seamlessly, the company can thrive. However, partnerships often run into disputes. Some are relatively minor and can be resolved...

Many Floridians – as well as millions of other Americans – are bound by rules set by a homeowners’ association (HOA). It can often feel like we’re at the mercy of our HOA, which can control things as seemingly insignificant as how long we can leave our holiday...

Business conflicts can do real damage to a company. Obviously, taking a matter to civil court can be expensive. Beyond that, there is brand damage to consider. Certain types of conflicts can have a significant negative impact on a company's reputation. Claims brought...

Consumers want value and quality, but they also care about ethics and may choose not to patronize companies with a poor reputation. A tarnished reputation can also impact relationships with suppliers and other business associates. Unfortunately, disputes may arise no...

Litigation is typically people’s first choice when seeking to solve a business dispute. A business may hire an attorney or legal professional to represent them and their issues. The purpose is to have a team of people dedicated to opposing the other person's legal...

In the world of business, disputes are often inevitable. These issues can escalate quickly, from contractual disagreements to intellectual property conflicts, leading to costly and time-consuming litigation. However, there's a more effective and efficient way to...

When business disputes arise, it is vital to act swiftly and carefully. If the matter goes unresolved, it will likely worsen and could open the door to expensive litigation. Resolving a dispute as quickly as possible can help you avoid a costly legal battle that could...

Construction contracts are complex agreements that often concern multiple parties, including owners, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers. Disputes can arise at any stage of the construction process, from design and planning to construction and completion. These...

Early neutral evaluation (ENE) is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that involves the assessment of a legal dispute by a neutral third party early in the litigation process. The goal is to provide an unbiased evaluation of each party's strengths and...

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is quickly becoming the preferred way to settle disagreements between two or more parties. ADR can work well for most business conflicts, breaches of contract and employment disputes. As you may know, third-party neutrals or...