Don t Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process By
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Mediation is quickly becoming an even more important form of adjudication as courts have been significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the second surge in reported cases, courts across the nation have been forced to further postpone jury trials until at least March or April. Thus, mediation will be a more attractive option for parties looking to quickly resolve disputes and for courts to address overflowing dockets.[1]
With this rise in mediation comes the increased risk that participants will engage in dishonest behavior to obtain a favorable resolution. The latitude to craft a narrative without meaningful checks on the truth creates opportunities for lies to infiltrate the mediation process.
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Jan. 20, 2021
Revel Systems, a cloud-based point-of-sale and business management platform, has partnered with eCard Systems, a gift card, loyalty and prepaid card supplier to the retail, restaurant and service industries. This partnership will enable Revel to offer its clients an additional revenue stream with best-in-class gift card solutions, according to a press release.
Gift cards provide restaurants and retailers an immediate source of revenue. The U.S. gift card industry is expected to be worth more than $221 billion by 2024.
The benefits of eCard Systems being a Revel Integrated and preferred gift card provider is its easy-to-use client-facing online ordering portal, which manages and streamlines gift card orders and re-orders; transparent reporting and gift card and gift card merchandise production.