Managing Uncooperative Parties in Mediation or Arbitration
Dispute resolution works best when all sides participate in good faith, but that is not…
Cost Control in ADR: How to Keep Arbitration or Mediation Costs Reasonable
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) offers a practical and efficient path for resolving construction disputes without…
Enforcing Arbitration Awards in Construction Disputes: What Owners, Contractors & Subcontractors Should Know Under California Law
When a construction arbitration ends, the award represents the arbitrator’s final decision, but the process…
Common Pitfalls in Discovery During Construction Arbitration
Discovery is a critical phase in construction arbitration, where parties exchange evidence and information that…
Managing Multi-Party Construction Disputes: Best Practices in ADR
Construction projects often involve multiple stakeholders, including owners, contractors, subcontractors, engineers, and suppliers, each with…
The Role of Expert Witnesses in Construction Arbitration & Mediation
Construction disputes often involve technical issues that go beyond legal arguments. From design flaws and…
What a Neutral Arbitrator or Mediator Needs to Know About Construction Defect Claims in California
Construction defect claims are among the most frequent disputes in the building industry, often involving…
Preparing for Mediation: Steps Parties Should Take to Maximize Chances of Settlement
When disputes arise in construction projects, mediation often provides the best opportunity for resolution without…
What to Expect During Arbitration
Arbitration is a private, binding dispute resolution process that plays a vital role in the…
What Construction Attorneys Wish Their Clients Knew About Mediation
Mediation offers a flexible and often cost-effective path for resolving disputes in construction. However, it’s…
