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Dispute Management: How to End the Litigation Problem

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Jun 2004
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Could you really:

- Handle your own divorce?
- Find a better way to deal with business creditor and debtor disputes?
- Get City Hall and the County Prosecutor to make some sense of the justice system?

Dispute Management knowledge and skills will guide you to more successful and satisfying resolution of these and other disputes and conflicts. Let Trial Judge, Trial Lawyer and award-winning mediator and arbitrator David Strawn show you how!

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PublishedJun 10, 2004
ISBN-100595304931
ISBN-139780595304936
LanguageEnglish

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