With clients demanding more value for their money, pre-suit mediation should be on the table whenever litigation is contemplated, writes attorney and mediatorOscar A. Sanchez.
February 01, 2017 at 11:00 AM
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“Let’s just sue them now! That will make them come to the table and settle!”
Almost every litigator has heard these words from an exasperated client. Many lawyers are tempted to go along. But as every good lawyer knows, this almost never comes true. Once the litigation train has left the station, it is very difficult to stop.
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