
Establish facts. Analyse the issues. Assess the damage. Develop a dispute resolution approach. Manage insurance claims. It sounds simple, but it can be time-consuming and costly to tackle this on your own.
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In today's business world, a dispute can take many forms. You could be facing a breach of contract or of warranty, delays on a capital project, joint venture setbacks, or a major insurance claim. Resolving disputes can be complex and puzzling, and in a globalised world you can face unfamiliar and sometimes conflicting
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