United States:
Litigate Or Arbitrate: Does It Matter?
18 November 2015
Thompson Coburn LLP
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Deal people and their lawyers often give remedy provisions of
real estate agreements the designation of "boilerplate,"
thinking that cutting and pasting is all that is needed.
In a recent webinar on just how important such provisions can
be,
Jeff Brown of our LA office and
David Dick of our St. Louis office discuss the strategic use of
mediation, litigation, and arbitration provisions.
Not only helpful, but CLE credit is available for lawyers
practicing in California, Missouri, Illinois, New York, and New
Jersey.
Here's the link.
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