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Synthesis Legal Lawyer Blog. Articles by Stephanie Streat on Civil Litigation/Dispute, Construction Law, Alternative Dispute Resolution and COVID-19.

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What is MEDIATION and why it is a useful tool

By Stephanie Streat|2021-02-17T17:57:50+00:00February 16th, 2021|Alternative Dispute Resolution|

Mediation is sometimes not well understood- but giving it a chance can lead to a speedier and more cost-effective resolution of your dispute.

Project Estimating- Tips to Avoid Claims

By Stephanie Streat|2021-02-17T18:57:11+00:00February 15th, 2021|Construction Law|

A project goes beyond the project estimate- who bears the risk? In this article we outline some tips to avoid the finger-pointing that can take place at a late stage of the project.

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