The irreconcilable truth is that reconciliation is a good thing

Article Abstract:

According to Kim Franklin, the contentious lawyers spend time trying to reconcile the irreconcilable. The usual hurdles to settlement are mostly the elements of madness or bad advice or sometimes both and if the two parties can't compromise they involve a third party to resolve their differences.

Evaluation, Compromise and settlement, Settlements (Law)

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Look both ways- even when crossing a one-way street

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A recent case of Icon Capital (UK) v Michael Gerson (Leasing) for the matter of finance agreement is highlighted. The importance of looking into the deal and then finalizing it by the clients is discussed.

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Courting disaster: Pearce offers salutary warning to 'experts'

Article Abstract:

The case of Pearce v Ove Arup Partnership Ltd and Remment Lucas Koolhaas sparked a flurry of interest among architects. During the trial, the judge harshly admonished Pearce.

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