Mediation During Separation: Embracing the Virtual Session
The fact that we are physically separated and unable to meet in person at the present time does not prevent us from resolving matters through mediation.
The fact that we are physically separated and unable to meet in person at the present time does not prevent us from resolving matters through mediation.
The most important thing I can say about Bill Enright, and the reason that he will be remembered, is how he lived.
If a client chooses to pursue a fee dispute with their current or former attorney, the client may compel the attorney to participate in mandatory fee dispute arbitration.
Though everyone is adjusting to the new normal with shifting priorities, anxieties, and utter distraction, we can at least try to look presentable, present, and competent … a semblance of civilized professionalism in the midst of uncertainty.

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