We should always start with a civil, intelligent discussion. Sure, we won't agree on everything, but its how we handle disagreement that really matters most.
Thomas F. Meyer
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https://t.co/kyzQtdh2qT. Lawmakers in FL passed SB 76 to reduce litigation, lower costs and make property insurance more affordable, https://t.co/QGfqLYsvUl. Everyone is now forced to try harder to settle out of court. Will it work?
Civility has been described as the language of dispassionate objectivity. We all need to become MUCH more fluent. @NICDInstitute offers an outline and program to do this. https://t.co/3tSdW3jOta
How to make better decisions during negotiations when faced with incomplete information. You can learn a lot from Maria Konnikova, @mkonnikova - life lessons from playing poker; https://t.co/baS3zFg0Nr
Detailed global analysis of force majeure and other relief available when you can't perform contracts due to the coronavirus from @bakermckenzie https://t.co/hDmEvF5tUD
If the coronavirus has made it difficult or impossible for you to perform a contract, its time to learn more about "force majeure." https://t.co/Vrh8LhjojX via @business
Mediating to save and maintain a business relationship...Deal-Dispute Mediating: A Former Deal-Maker's Perspective https://t.co/sVhRoPFFYf via @NYLawJournal