Dispute Resolution (13)

10 Tips for Successful Negotiations

Perhaps no skill is more valuable for attorneys than the ability to negotiate well. Whether one is concluding a commercial or corporate agreement, resolving disputes over defects or patents, or reaching a deal with a client or colleague, strong negotiation skills will always come in handy. Here are 10 tips to consider.

1. Collabortive v. Competitive. In a collaborative approach the parties seek a win-win solution through cooperation, sharing information and creative…

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Added by Chris Neumeyer on January 28, 2013 — Defero Law

K2 Legal Support and Millnet - National Strategic Partnership

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From Monday 3rd December 2012 K2 Legal Support and Millnet are combining staff and resources in order to improve and extend their locally managed, high quality legal and litigation support services.

As the largest independent eDisclosure and litigation support suppliers in the market, both companies have a nationwide client base across the legal, financial and corporate sector.

Committed to delivering the…

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Added by Cathryn Sutherland on November 26, 2012 — Defero Law

Managing the finances of a law firm: Donns collapsed owing £2.4m to Co-op Bank

Ian Hazeldine, Finance Director

Managing the finances of a law firm, especially in the current climate, is very demanding – but of course I would say that.

However, what went so wrong here? A well respected firm in a fine city, operating in a buoyant market too. And financed by that…

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Added by Ralli on May 22, 2012 — 1 Comment

Dubai – The opening up of the DIFC Courts

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Added by Guy Hewetson on March 22, 2012 — Defero Law

Employment law reforms - a price worth paying?

Writing in Unplugged, Daniel Ornstein, Partner in the London office of Proskauer, an international law firm, argues that the government’s proposed reforms to employment law can stimulate economic growth and that the dilution of employment rights they encompass is probably a price worth paying.



On 23 November 2011, Vince Cable announced what have been touted as…

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Added by Craig Gordon on December 10, 2011 — Defero Law

Enforcement of Foreign Insolvency Judgments in the English Courts - Ravi Aswani

Many commercial lawyers will in recent years have had to turn their attention to insolvency cases at one time or another. …

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Added by Stone Chambers on October 25, 2011 — Defero Law

Leaving Money To Pets

More Common Than You Might Think! 

So you read the news that Alexander McQueen left £50,000 to his pet dog and thought 'only in the celebrity world' - however leaving a cash inheritance to your pet is actually quite common.

A survey conducted by More Than Pet Insurance found that British pet owners plan to bequeath a staggering  £26 billion to their pets and many will do so without telling their family or friends, research suggests.

 

The new…

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Added by abigail errington on September 7, 2011 — Defero Law

Fee Note Finance for Corporate Clients

 

Initially, our new Fee Finance business has been targeted at Accountancy Fee Notes but a number of Legal Firms have approached us for Accreditation. Offering Fee Note Finance with a 48 hour turnaround in payout coupled with a tight Credit Management Procedure has provided us with two USP`s.

 

I am currently discussing this program with the SRA, not for anything else but for official recognition.

 

Apart from recommendations, I would welcome any guidance…

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Added by FeeSynergyUK on August 22, 2011 — Defero Law

NOWT interesting on Sunday?

Mark Manley, Media Law Partner at Brabners Chaffe Street comments:

 

The King is dead! Long live the … Sun on Sunday? Sunday Sun? Whatever replaces the News of the World (NOTW)?

 

Not for a moment am I condoning any of the wrongdoings of those responsible at NOTW/News International. Of course not. Seriously infringing the personal and private lives of victims of horrendous criminal offences, the armed services and other…

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Added by Anne Griffiths on July 28, 2011 — Defero Law

Beatles fans eye return of artwork

A historic piece of pop art, once belonging to the late John Lennon, has been returned to its owners 24 years after it went missing.

The artwork, referred to as the “Psychedelic Eye” (the Eye), was personally designed by Lennon when he lived at his Kenwood home in Surrey with Cynthia and Julian.  During his time at Kenwood Lennon recorded some of his most famous work and it was also at such residence that his relationship with Yoko Ono developed.  The Eye consists of over 17,000 small…

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Added by Anne Griffiths on July 13, 2011 — Defero Law

Arbitration Clauses in LLP Agreements

Arbitration Clauses in LLP Agreements

 The High Court (Slade J) has handed down its judgment in the very interesting case of Clyde & Co LLP & another v Kristina Bates von Winkelhof concerning the enforceability of arbitration clauses in employment contracts.

Ms Van Winkelhof was a senior equity partner at Clyde & Co LLP, and worked for the in Tanzania and in London. She brought…

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Added by Philip Henson on April 1, 2011 — Defero Law

Consultation on reforming civil justice in England and Wales

Secretary of State for Justice, Ken Clarke, has published a new consultation on reforming Civil Justice in…

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Added by Philip Henson on April 1, 2011 — Defero Law

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