I have updated (slightly) and attached my paper with questions to consider to facilitate dispute and conflict resolution. Parties and their counsel in litigation should consider these questions prior to mediation or conflict resolution, and should be prepared and willing to discuss these questions with the mediator. These are also useful questions to consider in situations involving contentious or possible litigious disputes. Click the link below for the pdf.

Best to you. David Tate, Esq. (and inactive CPA)

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Best to you, David Tate, Esq. (and inactive California CPA) – practicing in California only

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