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Leaders in Dispute Resolution Need to Make Unbiased Decisions for Mediation to Succeed | JD Supra

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By Richard Erickson Verified
| JD Supra
As a mediator helping to settle construction disputes and as an arbitrator deciding outcomes of these disputes, I found certain lessons to be especially helpful after graduating last summer from the Executive Education program at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS). The exceptional HKS curriculum included courses focused on negotiation strategies for multiparty disputes, decisive leadership during crisis, and human behavior affecting dispute resolution.
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Assignment of Claims, Not Assignment of Rights | JD Supra

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By Richard Erickson Verified
| JD Supra
In September of 2025, the Arizona Supreme Court held that an anti-assignment clause in the sale of a home between the builder and buyer did not prohibit the assignment of claims arising from that contract. Specifically, the Court sought to answer whether a clause that precludes a homeowner from assigning their rights under a purchase agreement also prevents the homeowner from assigning a breach of implied warranty claim to a homeowners’ association (HOA). In Pointe 16, Community Association v.
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Insurance Claims and the LA Fires | JD Supra

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By Megan Carrasco, Richard Erickson Verified
| JD Supra
Insurance has always been a critical backdrop in risk analysis. This is because when buying insurance, “an insured usually does not seek to realize a commercial advantage but, instead, seeks protection and security from economic catastrophe.”1 Insurance is in place for fundamental risk and loss but is also underwritten for worst-case, catastrophic events, like the California wildfires that devastated Los Angeles in January of 2025.
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