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Deen's List - ABC's on ADR, A Handbook on alternative dispute resolution for busy professionals, parties, persons, practitioners, & participants (Paperback)
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Deen's List - ABC's on ADR, A Handbook on alternative dispute resolution for busy professionals, parties, persons, practitioners, & participants (Paperback)
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Loot Price R520
Discovery Miles 5 200
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How to settle ones lawsuit without going to court is the message
retired former Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals of Georgia,
Braswell D. Deen, Jr. tells in his book Deen's List: ABC'S On ADR.
The author is a veteran of a law career of over 65 years. Deen
relates in a poignant manner the early historical mediation
methodology used in Georgia and reviews his 13 years as a mediator
in assisting parties in the settling their controversy's and cases.
Providing pithy pronouncements to professionals, parties, persons,
practioners and participants in mediation practice is one of the
highlights of his book. Arbitrators review the facts and law in a
case and many times render a decision within 72 hours. Most parties
promptly at the outset waive any right to an appeal. Deen discusses
needed professionalism, ethics, etiquette, and effectiveness in ADR
and in the law generally. The author focuses on the legal history
of appellate and ADR arguments as well as effective legal writing
of briefs in arbitration cases. Deen adds historical notes such as
"the last duel fought in Georgia." He cites many writings and views
of Georgia Judges in handling lawsuits. He notes one judge was
called "Two Gun Charlie Worrill" and tells the true story that
Lawyers were once actually banned from the State of Georgia. He
quotes Shakespeare where it was said "let's kill all the lawyers."
The use and distinction of Garbled Verbage and Verbal Garbage was
used by some judges in cases, is highlighted in his book. Deen
injects some of his noted alliterative humor in his discussions and
suggestions of how cases may be concluded promptly and fairly,
rather than spending years in courtrooms, with sometimes many
subsequent appeals.
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