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Negotiation And Resolution of Conflicts Out of Court
You are involved in a conflict that you cannot resolve with the other party.
You have just received a demand letter.
You have sent a demand letter that has remained unanswered, or which further to discussions and/or negotiations have not resolved the conflict.
Legal proceedings have been taken, but you want to put them aside and negotiate an agreement.
You and the other party do not want to go to mediation.
Have you thought of mandating a lawyer to negotiate on your behalf! It is the kind of negotiation that I also do. It allows, especially when there is an impasse or a deadlock, to look for creative solutions.
Since I started practicing as a mediator in 1993 I put in practice the negotiating techniques of active listening to negotiate amicable agreements.
Out of court negotiation is therefore another appropriate process to settle conflicts such as:
- Estates and conflicts between heirs
- Protection mandates in case of incapacity
- Shareholders’ agreements
- Partnership agreements
- Partnership issues
- Disputes between neighbors or neighborhood problems
- Work or employment contracts
- Termination of employment contracts
- Dismissals
- Business contracts
- Sale contacts
- Service contracts
- Loan contracts
- Franchise contracts
- Unpaid accounts
- Commercial leases
- Insurance
Good reasons to choose negotiation and resolution of conflicts out of court
To share information
To have a negotiation structure favorable for settlement
To preserve and maintain the relationships
To have creative solutions
To go beyond impasse
You decide your own solutions, not the judge
To settle amicably
To have custom-made agreements
To avoid legal procedures
To minimize the legal costs
To reduce the court delays
Not having the stress of preparing to go to court and going to court