On behalf of Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC | Jul 14, 2020 | Alternative Dispute Resolution
Most people agree that approaching conflict is a struggle. You have to balance advocating for your opinion while also compromising with the group or person you disagree with. And neither party wants to settle for a compromise that works for no one. The five primary...
On behalf of Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC | Jun 5, 2020 | Alternative Dispute Resolution
Arbitration is a popular form of dispute resolution because it allows clients to present evidence, arguments and even conduct testimonies in front of a neutral decision-maker. You don’t have to debate a case in front of a jury, and you get an opportunity to...
On behalf of Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC | Apr 9, 2020 | Alternative Dispute Resolution
Most of us are familiar with alternative dispute resolution (ADR). This process of resolving legal conflicts is typically more practical and cost-effective than litigation. It has also been used successfully for hundreds of years. Many people consider ADR when dealing...
On behalf of Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC | Mar 18, 2020 | Alternative Dispute Resolution
Most people have the preconception that battling out a dispute in court is always the right solution because you are fighting for your truth or justice in a situation. However, there are times where court battles only cause more problems than they help. Luckily, there...
On behalf of Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC | Oct 8, 2019 | Alternative Dispute Resolution
Not every business dispute has to end up in a courtroom. In fact, it may be better to make sure that it stays out of the public eye in order to preserve a Pennsylvania company’s reputation. Fortunately, it is not necessary to litigate a dispute. Instead, the...
On behalf of Del Sole Cavanaugh Stroyd LLC | Jul 5, 2019 | Alternative Dispute Resolution
Litigation is not always the best way to resolve a problem you have with another party. Perhaps you tried to work out the issue on your own and think that now, looking for resolution through Pennsylvania’s civil courts is the only solution but that may not be...
