The Reason For The Season In An Arbitration Context The logic leads to the desired conclusion and the reason makes plausible sense … THAT is the “rationale” every advocate should hope for in an Award from the arbitrator as a result of their Contentions. In our scenario (subject of the last two issues); we have … Continued
2014-A YEAR OF BLOGS IN REVIEW THE REASON FOR THE SEAON IN AN ARBITRATION CONTEXT The logic leads to the desired conclusion and the reason makes plausible sense … THAT is the “rationale” every advocate should hope for in an Award from the arbitrator as a result of their Contentions. In our scenario (subject of … Continued
How Lack Of Imagination Can Impact Your Arbitration Case Presentation 101 is produced by Claims Resource Services; one of the nations top arbitration and subrogation services firms. Thewriter Kevin Pike can be reached at kpike@claimsresource.com and has daily tips on arbitration via Twitter: @Arb2Win
WE’VE GOT THE REASON FOR YOU-HOW LACK OF IMAGINATION CAN IMPACT YOUR ARBITRATION Continuing our storyline from the last Blog and in reference to past characteristics of persuasive storytelling (a/k/a writing effective Contentions) …we know that part of our narrative needs to explain why the adverse driver took the actions they did. In essence, … Continued
Building The Details – Succession Planning In Arbitration Reviewing the ability to offer a persuasive story to the arbitrator involves six (6) characteristics. We progress to trait # 4 with a look at supporting the factual details. Essentially, in writing Contentions you strive for the succession of each supporting fact. In other words; you organize … Continued