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There are four types of arbitrations. I like none of them when you compare them to mediations, but here they are, and here’s what you can do to get through one without having your client taken advantage of.

As a civil litigation attorney in California, whether you have a business, real estate, construction, personal injury or other litigation case in the court systems of San Diego, California Orange County, or Riverside County, CA in courts in Newport Beach, Indio, Riverside, San Bernardino, Riverside, Santa Ana, Chino, Fontana, Joshua Tree, Redlands, Palm Springs, or Victorville, the courts push the cases toward arbitration with much less effort directed toward mediation. While some courts have mediation programs set up with volunteer attorneys, the availability of these is limited as is the time given by the volunteer attorneys. If your client can afford it, in this writer’s opinion, mediation is a much better way to go than arbitration. But to understand why, you must first understand how arbitration works.

First, there are judicial arbitrations. These are non-binding which means if the arbitrator makes a bad decision, you can reject it by filing a trial de novo and proceed toward trial. The parties select the arbitrator they want. And as soon as either party doesn’t like the award that he or she had little involvement in the thought-making process by the arbitrator, a trial de novo is filed and the case heads toward trial.

If the time is taken to choose the arbitrator well, this type of arbitration can help to settle a case. However, because both parties know they can reject the arbitration award and neither party plays a part in the arbitrator’s thought process of how he makes his or her determination, there is a propensity for one side or the other to reject the award. At least in this type of arbitration, a client is not bound by the award of an arbitrator that turns out to be a moron.

A non-judicial arbitration is an arbitration that takes place not in the course of litigation, but rather because a contract or agreement, for instance, requires arbitration. This type of arbitration is almost always binding. One or both parties may not have realized when they signed the agreement that binding arbitration means they accept the possibility if not likelihood that the arbitrator will make a decision that is idiotic and any review of the award will be limited basically to evident miscalculations of math. Read the rest of this entry »

At first glance, the Personal Training Business Software may look like just a bunch of fancy spreadsheets… But looks are deceiving; it is the single most powerful piece of business software for personal trainers. If you own a personal fitness business, or are thinking about starting a personal training business, you will not want to miss out. Quite simply, for marketing fitness, there is nothing like it. To be perfectly honest, this Personal Training Business Software will give any personal trainer, whether it is someone just getting started or already established, the tools, foundation, and structure to build an awesome career as a fitness professional in the personal training industry.

Using this system, I was able to start making 6 figures by the age of 23, bought a home at the age of 23, and started training celebrity clients at the age of 26! (including one of my favorite personal training

clients, Jillian Michaels, from NBC’s hit TV show “The Biggest Loser”.) And I have used this system and software to coach other personal trainers to do the same in their own personal fitness business.

Spend a lot less time organizing your business.
Measure your success, create

goals, & be held accountable by the community. Read the rest of this entry »