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About David
David Taylor is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He is formerly Assistant Editor of The City Magazine and Contributing Editor of Canary Wharf Magazine, and is now available for a wide range of briefs across the lifestyle sector, especially food and drink, style and travel.
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Lawyer’s Advocacy in Arbitrations: No. 7 of the Top 10 Horrible, Terrible, No Good Mistakes Lawyers Make: Pay Attention to Your Arbitrator
12 Oct 2024  |  www.jdsupra.com
The article emphasizes the importance of lawyer advocacy in arbitration, highlighting that it can be more crucial than in court trials due to the binding nature of arbitration awards. It discusses the differences in setup between courtrooms and arbitration hearings, noting that the latter often occur in conference rooms, making it challenging to gauge reactions. Lawyers are advised to pay close attention to arbitrators' reactions, as these can provide valuable insights into the proceedings. The article underscores the need for lawyers to be observant and responsive to ensure effective representation in arbitration.
Top Mistakes Construction Lawyers Make in Arbitration
07 Oct 2024  |  natlawreview.com
The article discusses common mistakes construction lawyers make during arbitration, emphasizing the importance of paying attention to the arbitrator or judge during hearings. It highlights scenarios where lawyers' lack of attention to the arbitrator can undermine their preparation and presentation. Practical solutions are offered, such as slowing down examinations, orienting the arbitrator to the subject, and ensuring the arbitrator is following along with exhibit books. The article underscores the necessity of ensuring that the fact finder hears and considers the lawyer's arguments, especially in arbitration where appeals are difficult.
Mistake No. 7 of the Top 10 Horrible, No-Good Mistakes Construction Lawyers Make: Not Paying Attention to Your Arbitrator or Judge During a Hearing
07 Oct 2024  |  Lexology
The article discusses a common mistake made by construction lawyers during arbitration hearings: not paying attention to the arbitrator or judge. It highlights the importance of ensuring that the fact finder is engaged and following the proceedings, as this can significantly impact the outcome of the case. The author shares practical solutions to avoid this mistake, such as slowing down examinations, orienting the arbitrator to new topics, and using co-counsel to monitor the arbitrator's engagement. The emphasis is on effective communication and presentation to ensure that the arbitrator hears and considers the lawyer's arguments.
Lawyer’s Advocacy in Arbitrations: No. 8 of the Top 10 Horrible, Terrible, No Good Mistakes Lawyers Make: Get the Hearing Exhibit Books Right
24 Aug 2024  |  www.jdsupra.com
Lawyer advocacy in arbitration is crucial, often requiring more diligence than a trial. One common mistake is mishandling hearing exhibit books, leading to confusion due to different exhibit numbers. The recommended approach is to create a joint set of exhibit books with an index, allowing all parties to work from the same materials and saving time during the hearing.
Lawyer’s Advocacy in Arbitrations: No. 6 of the Top 10 Horrible, Terrible, No Good Mistakes Lawyers Make: Not Treating Your Arbitrator Like Santa
22 Jul 2024  |  www.jdsupra.com
The article discusses common mistakes lawyers make in arbitration, emphasizing the importance of treating arbitrators with the same respect and consideration as judges. It provides practical advice on how to handle pre-hearing conferences, discovery disputes, and exhibit preparation to make the arbitration process smoother and more efficient. The author uses a holiday-themed analogy, comparing arbitrators to Santa Claus, to illustrate the need for lawyers to be diligent and considerate in their approach.
Top Seven Terrible Mistakes Lawyers Make in Arbitrations
18 Jul 2024  |  www.jdsupra.com
Lawyer advocacy in arbitration is crucial due to the finality of decisions. Common mistakes include poorly drafted arbitration clauses, inadequate research on arbitrators, persisting with weak claims, misunderstanding pre-hearing discovery limits, mishandling exhibits, lacking creativity during hearings, and failing to simplify post-hearing decisions for arbitrators. Effective preparation and strategic thinking are essential for successful arbitration outcomes.
Understanding Implications of Being Unprofessional Opposing Counsel
09 Jul 2024  |  natlawreview.com
The article discusses the importance of maintaining professionalism and avoiding unprofessional behavior, such as being a 'jerk,' in the field of construction law. It highlights the negative consequences of such behavior, including damage to one's reputation, professional development, and client relationships. The author emphasizes the value of being cooperative and respectful, which can lead to better outcomes for clients and potential referrals from peers.
Mistake No. 2 of the Top 10 Horrible, No-Good Mistakes Construction Lawyers Make: Not Educating Clients on the Pros and Cons of Arbitration
15 Jun 2024  |  www.jdsupra.com
The article discusses the importance of construction lawyers educating their clients on the pros and cons of arbitration versus litigation. It emphasizes that while arbitration can be beneficial in some cases, it is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Lawyers should provide comprehensive advice tailored to the client's specific needs and circumstances, allowing the client to make an informed decision. The article also highlights common pitfalls in arbitration clauses and the necessity of drafting enforceable and practical arbitration provisions.
Tips for Avoiding Bad Claims in Construction Law
11 Jun 2024  |  natlawreview.com
The article discusses common mistakes made by construction lawyers, particularly the error of not dropping weak claims or defenses in legal disputes. It emphasizes the importance of credibility in arbitration and the need for strategic concessions to improve outcomes. The author advises lawyers to focus on strong claims and avoid unnecessary litigation tactics that can damage credibility and increase costs. The article highlights the role of the client in decision-making and the potential benefits of making timely concessions.
The David Taylor Podcast
08 Jun 2024  |  podcasters.spotify.com
In this special bonus episode of The David Taylor Podcast, David Taylor interviews several prominent figures in classical music, including violinist Maxim Vengerov, pianist Emmanuel Vass, music critic Anne Midgette, and conductor Chad Goodman. Discussions cover topics such as the democratization of music education through the internet, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on classical music, and future trends in the industry. The episode also highlights the London Mozart Players' successful socially distanced performance and Anne Midgette's significant contributions to music journalism and the #MeToo movement.
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