Successful negotiations require time, research and preparation. Our job as attorneys is to counsel and advise our clients into making good business decisions, and an important part of that job includes negotiating with opposing counsel on their behalf. This presentation focuses on the two primary styles of negotiation, effective countering, dealing with deadlock and how to avoid common, costly mistakes so that you can help your client win a negotiation (or gracefully concede).
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Tuesday, December 8, 2020
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