#negotiation

#negotiation

In tense negotiations, lawyers often feel compelled to win the point, leading to a reflexive urge to dominate the argument rather than seek collaborative solutions.

It has now been three weeks of no trash pick up in several Massachusetts communities, and this has gone beyond a headache for residents, businesses and municipalities - it is a public health concern and it's expensive for everyone.

Iran's ambassador insisted that the country's nuclear enrichment is inalienable and lawful for peaceful energy, urging for negotiations but rejecting any form of dictation from the US.

Nearly half of companies chose to pay a ransom last year, but are negotiating better deals, often paying less than initially demanded by hackers.

"What we heard from industry hires is that, you know, first of all, I think there's an expectation that industry is more of a negotiating game."

"We thank the Federal Government of Mexico for working with us to reach an 'in transit fee' agreement that safeguards cruise tourism to the country and aims to enhance the benefits for local communities whose livelihoods depend on it," Justin Paige, the association's spokesperson, told SFGATE in an email.

"We want to have that opportunity to evaluate it and prepare a presentation for you," said White, who projected making that presentation sometime that fall.

The VTA's new proposal includes a 10.5% raise over three years, broken down into a 4% raise in the first year and a 3.5% raise in the third year.

The suspect is now believed to be armed inside a residence on Beacon Lane, Patten said. As of 6 p.m. Friday, Patten said police were still trying to negotiate with the man.

"Everything is negotiable, including medical bills. Many people assume their health care charges are binding, but there's often more room for discussion and adjustment."