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Legally Speaking: How communication failures turn disputes into lawsuits
Summer has a way of reminding us that the smallest problems rarely remain small. Picture a warm July afternoon. A ripe watermelon sits in the middle of the picnic […]
Legally Speaking: What spring can teach us about active listening
By Kristi Paulson, Special to Minnesota Lawyer Active listening helps lawyers uncover client concerns, motivations, and priorities beyond stated legal positions. Effective listening improves advocacy, negotiation, mediation, witness preparation, and […]
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Explore the benefits and drawbacks of mandatory arbitration clauses in construction contracts, including cost, confidentiality, finality, and mediation alternatives.
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