Negotiation 2002/2003 (Blackstone Bar Manual S.)

by Margot Taylor (Author), Inns of Court School of Law (Author)

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  2002

  $39.44

  Most lawyers, whatever their field of practice, negotiate with others to get their job done. Many lawyers will be involved in the legal negotiations that are an inevitable part of the litigation process. Negotiation skills are therefore a vital part of a lawyer's repertoire. A complex and challenging intellectual activity, it takes considerable skill and experience to get what you want from the different situations where negotiation skills are called for. Internationally it is recognized that negotiation skills can be taught, can be learned, and can be developed. This manual gives the reader a thorough grounding in the theory of negotiation. It includes material on the different contexts and types of negotiation, the different bargaining strategies and tactics that can be used, the various techniques of persuasion, as well as insight into the different cognitive influences that can affect how we negotiate. Also included are practical chapters covering the basic methods of preparation that are required in order to negotiate successfully, including a detailed analysis of the negotiation process itself.