Alternative Dispute Resolution
Apr. 2, 2021
The chair with 4 legs
Let’s say that you need to reach something important or valuable on a high shelf. You can’t find a stepladder and you decide to stand on a chair instead. Of course, you don’t want to fall — if you do, you won’t reach the important object and you might end up badly injured. So, you look for a sturdy chair.
Robert S. Mann
Neutral
ADR Services, Inc.
Email: rmann@adrservices.com
Robert mediates and arbitrates business, real estate and construction disputes.
Let's say that you need to reach something important or valuable on a high shelf. You can't find a stepladder and you decide to stand on a chair instead. Of course, you don't want to fall -- if you do, you won't reach the important object and you might end up badly injured. So, you look for a sturdy chair.
Who, in this example, would think about using a chair with only one leg? Or even two legs? Nobody who has a sensible approach an...
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