WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM CIVIL COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE?
In theory any matter that can be litigated is capable of resolution through the Civil Collaborative Process. Disputes in the areas of Probate and Estate, Business, Commercial, Construction, Contracts, Corporations, Elder, Environmental, Franchise, Insurance, Intellectual Property, International Disputes, Labor, Mergers and Acquisitions, Partnerships, Personal Injury, Probate, Professional, Malpractice, Real Property Transactions, Securities/Antitrust, Sports and Entertainment, Torts, are prime examples. The list goes on and on ….
Civil Collaborative Practice is a reasonable approach to dispute resolution based upon these principles:
- A commitment by the parties and their attorneys to resolve their dispute
outside the court system.
- A process that intentionally pursues settlement from the outset.
- An open honest, yet confidential exchange of relevant information by the
parties.
- An approach that focuses on the interests of the parties.