Fri, Dec 9th, 2022 | by Miles Mediation and Arbitration
By Salim Uqdah Salim Uqdah, a Dispute Resolution Council Member and Co-Chair of the Dispute Resolution Pro Bono Committee, discusses his journey to certification for North Carolina Dispute Resolution Commission’s Superior Court, Family Financial, …
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By Barry L. Howard Construction lawsuits can encompass a wide variety of claims ranging from construction defects, construction delays, breach of contract claims, structural deficiencies, and environmental issues, to name only a few. They also …
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By Bianca Motley Broom As a former judge and now mayor of College Park, Georgia, I have encountered my share of issues that accompany being in the public eye. Maintaining privacy and healthy boundaries …
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By Leigh Wilco Today, the cell phone has become ubiquitous. It likely goes where you go — to the office, to the grocery store, to the gym. Your favorite restaurant. Your doctor’s appointment. Your house …
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By Melissa Maravich “You only get one chance to make a first impression.” You’ve heard that adage dozens, maybe hundreds, of times. You’ve probably said it yourself. But have you thought about how much those …
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By Douglas Chandler “Legal malpractice claim.” No attorney wants to hear these three dreaded words, but a malpractice claim is an unfortunate possibility when working within the legal field. Knowing more about the issues …
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By Jack Waddey Mediation can be like a box of chocolates. How so? Well, as Forrest Gump famously said, “you never know what you’re going to get.” That’s the case with the clients you’ll …
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By Rex D. Smith While people’s definitions of mediation may vary, the underlying purpose of mediation is simple: to resolve the dispute between the parties. That is, to settle the case. That means that as …
Read MoreThu, Sep 8th, 2022 | by Miles Mediation and Arbitration
By Burke Johnson An action to quiet title is designed to remove clouds upon the title to land and to conclusively establish that the petitioner is the owner of all the interest in land, …
Read MoreThu, Sep 8th, 2022 | by Miles Mediation and Arbitration
By Ken Shigley Law is a mixture of continuity and change. From the first day of law school, we immersed ourselves in the archaic legal prose of long-dead judges. We still cling to vestiges …
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