What are the alternatives of mediation or arbitration to those facing a lawsuit in San Diego? Most business professionals understand the time, expense and extended contingent liability associated with a business dispute or lawsuit. The Watkins Firm attorneys take a unique approach to litigation in an attempt to resolve our...
Mediation is A Good Option to Resolve Part or All of a San Diego Business Dispute
Mediation is a good option to resolve part or all of a San Diego business dispute. Our Courts are back-logged with business litigation cases in normal times. The recent pandemic and the challenges associated with budgets, zoom communications and personnel have overwhelmed the system. Mediation is now required before appearing...
Mediation to Resolve a San Diego Business Dispute
Why should you consider mediation to resolve a San Diego business dispute and how can the attorneys at the Watkins Firm protect your interests while helping to settle disputes quickly and in a cost-effective manner? When a business becomes involved in a dispute or litigation most are concerned about the...
Legal Representation in Mediation and Arbitration in San Diego
The Watkins Firm has decades of experience with legal representation in mediation and arbitration in San Diego and Southern California. We represent clients in all forms of business, real estate, construction and civil or residential disputes. Our unique approach to litigation ensures your business dispute is handled in a timely...
Why is Mediation an Efficient Business Dispute Resolution Tool
Why is mediation an efficient business dispute resolution tool in San Diego? The short answers are time and money. You are looking to resolve your business dispute quickly and efficiently while accomplishing your objectives. Mediation provides a positive, structured environment for resolving business disputes. The parties agree upon a neutral...
The Reason for Arbitration in San Diego
What is the reason for arbitration in San Diego and why is it a better alternative to taking a lawsuit before a judge and/or jury? The simple answers are “time and money.” Arbitration is often written into the terms of a commercial contract, and the parties may not have much...