At The Negotiators, we specialize in providing legal consultation services that help you navigate through difficult situations.

Our team of experienced professionals educates our clients about all the possible options available to them and facilitates the process to resolve matters quickly, efficiently, and confidentially.

We are passionate about helping our clients get the best possible outcome and that is why we tailor our services to meet their unique needs. Our team of experienced conflict resolution professionals is dedicated to providing the best legal advice and representation to our clients.

Let us help you with your legal battles.

We founded The Negotiators as a means of providing relevant, insightful, and bespoke strategy, consulting and innovation solutions to clients. Our view was, and remains, that the world of strategy must translate into real value to organizations and their leaders.

In addition it must be implementable. In the eight years we have grown into a leading strategy and advisory firm, with the expertise and experiences of a dynamic and well-crafted team of corporate thought-leaders.

Our commitment is to walk the journey with each client, to understand their pain points and to provide cutting edge customized solutions in enhancing their work.

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SERVICES WE OFFER

We offer a wide spectrum of dispute resolution, management, litigation and formal grievances. Our team of experienced conflict management professionals educates clients on all options available to them, and facilitates the process to resolve matters quickly, efficiently, and confidentially.

Mediation

Mediation is an informal, confidential, and non-adversarial intervention between conflicting parties to promote settlement, compromise, or understanding. Mediation is usually the best, but last alternative to litigation.

Arbitration

Arbitration is similar to litigation, except that parties agree to be bound by the decision of a mutually acceptable, knowledgeable, independent, and neutral third-party. The third-party may be an individual arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators, often referred to as a tribunal.

Divorce

Sadly, some divorces can be extremely high conflict. "The Negotiators" has among the most experienced divorce mediators anywhere, especially trained for mediating cases involving abusive relationships and domestic violence. With us safe means "safe".

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Negotiation

Whether you’re setting out an agreement or attempting to resolve a conflict, negotiation is where the conversation starts. Let our team of experienced negotiators guide you through the process, finding an amicable solution that is timely and cost-efficient.

Training

Today’s business world is uniformly embracing good communication at all levels… because it has to. As the workplace becomes more global and complex, even the most basic communication skills now encompass productivity, workplace environments, planning, reputation and profitability.

Dispute Resolution

Dispute Resolution Panels usually consist of three people – an arbitrator, a mediator, and a subject matter expert – who sit as a unit and make collective findings. The results can either be binding or for the general information and education of the disputants.

Facilitation

Facilitation is the process of planning and conducting productive meetings to gather facts, opinions, and consensus on items of mutual concern. Facilitation is similar to mediation, but often employed pre-conflict to reconcile differing opinions or set out strategic plans.

Reconciliation

Reconciliation provides parties in disagreement with an informal discussion forum, individually or in joint sessions, to promote understanding, empathy, and resolution. While reconciliation may or may not reform the root of the issue, it provides a framework for moving forward conflict-free.

What are Negotiators?
Many people dread negotiation, not recognizing that they act as negotiators on a regular, even daily basis.
Most of us don’t think of ourselves as negotiators, yet we face formal negotiations throughout our personal and professional lives: discussing the terms of a job offer with a recruiter, haggling over the price of a new car, hammering out a contract with a supplier.

Then there are the more informal, less obvious negotiations we take part in daily: persuading a toddler to eat his peas, working out a conflict with a coworker, or convincing a client to accept a late delivery.

Whenever we are trying to reach a goal and need the help of another party who has different preferences, we negotiate. Skilled negotiators can make deals, solve problems, manage conflicts, and build relationships as well as preserve relationships.

As negotiators, success sometimes hinges on our ability to convince someone that our proposed solution would be more beneficial than their option. In his book, Negotiating the Impossible: How to Break Deadlocks and Resolve Ugly Conflicts (without Money or Muscle) (Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2016), Harvard Business School professor Deepak Malhotra examines this type of challenge, among many others, as he unveils strategies that negotiators can use in situations where deadlock or conflict seems insurmountable.

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OUR TEAM

Our team is made up of experienced legal professionals who are passionate about helping our clients achieve the best possible outcome. We take pride in our work and are committed to providing the highest level of service to our clients.