 |
||
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
| going into business as a Mediator by jeep 05/16/2012, 5:02pm PDT | ||||
 |
 |
|||
 ?
The "lawyering" part of the advice is just for contracts and avoiding getting sued. it applies to all businesses. I don't know anything about lawyering v mediating or whatever. California is a big lawyer playground so you may as well come out here to try it. No reason not to ask around if regular lawyers don't have their own mediator maybe they'd like to have one on-call I assume you mean mediation like as a written step in contract dispute resolution? I have always wondered how people get those jobs. Like what do you go through with someone where he's like "yeah I'd trust this person to guide a dispute over $1M in payments to resolution in a fair way" |
||||
 |
 |
|||
|
The E-Myth: The most depressing book ever written in human history. by 05/15/2012, 4:24pm PDT  McDonalds doesn't care about a fry cook leaving to start their own burger joint. by 05/16/2012, 12:51pm PDT Didn't say anything about non-compete contracts. by 05/16/2012, 1:26pm PDT did you ever take an accounting class? by 05/16/2012, 1:20pm PDT Not going into business as a Lawyer, going into business as a Mediator. by 05/16/2012, 1:32pm PDT going into business as a Mediator by 05/16/2012, 5:02pm PDT Re: going into business as a Mediator by 05/16/2012, 7:54pm PDT Agreed. Back in a former life, I used to work for a bunch of guys... by 05/16/2012, 1:37pm PDT I do appreciate these stories, btw. NT by 05/16/2012, 1:41pm PDT |
