Eric W Wiechmann

June 01, 2017 | Connecticut Law Tribune

A quick way to lose credibility with the arbitrator is being too argumentative or trying to disparage opposing counsel or witnesses.

By Eric W. Wiechmann

17 minute read

May 24, 2017 | Connecticut Law Tribune

As arbitration is meant to be relatively expeditious and inexpensive, arbitrators are generally reluctant to encourage or allow the use of prehearing motions. There are times when such motions may aid the process and should be considered. Motions in aid of prehearing exchange of information are often wanted but parties should confer with each other before contacting the arbitrator to see if there would be agreement on a discovery issue.

By Eric W. Wiechmann

7 minute read

December 16, 2014 | Connecticut Law Tribune

All too often, adversaries that try to mediate disputes walk away disappointed. In many cases, their frustration is caused by a lack of understanding of how successful mediation works, beginning with the development of a proper mindset.

By Eric W. Wiechmann

8 minute read